The "Mosaic of the Nile" is an ancient Roman mosaic that depicts the Nile River and its surrounding landscapes. Created in the 2nd century AD, it showcases various scenes of daily life, wildlife, and mythological elements associated with the river. The mosaic was originally part of a larger floor decoration in a villa located in the region of Tunisia. This artwork highlights the importance of the Nile River in Egyptian culture and economy. It features intricate details, including representations of crocodiles, hippos, and various plants, illustrating the rich biodiversity of the Nile's ecosystem. The mosaic serves as a historical record of the river's significance to ancient civilizations.