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16-Nov-06 - 0255 : Pompeii, Italy - Ceiling decoration in the Stabian Bath Changing rooms
The Stabian Baths on Via dell'Abbondanza are the oldest baths in Pompeii (dating back to the 2nd century BC after being built over a 3rd-4th century BC existing bath complex). The bath complex consists of the Palestra (exercise yard), and bathing rooms in mens and women's sections with the frigidarium (tub for cold water bath), apodyterium (dressing room), tepidarium (warm room), caldarium (hot bath) and furnaces to produce heat for all the baths. There is also a latrine and a swimming pool (natatio).
This is a close-up of decoration on the curved roof of the Men's Changing rooms at the Stabian Baths. It isn't a very good photo. A lot of the circles shown in this photo actually have (faded) paintings within them.

One of many room service bath towel decorations.