A mosaic floor removed from a Roman villa at the ancient site of Pompeiopolis in northern Turkey has been cleaned, conserved and remounted in its original locations. Located in the Paphlagonia region, Pompeiopolis was founded in 65/64 B.C. by Roman general Gnaeus Pompeius, aka Pompey, after his defeat of Mithridates of Pontus. Pompey made a point of founding new cities in the former Pontic kingdom to seal northern Anatolia’s connection to Rome.