In late ancient/early medieval Europe, the Italian city of Ravenna was an important connection point between the Roman and Byzantine worlds, and it had prestigious relationships with the imperial courts. Ravenna became home to a group of important buildings—churches, baptisteries, and mausolea—and many of them are still standing, decorated with stunning mosaics. In this presentation, we will learn about the city’s rich artistic heritage, especially its surviving mosaics.

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