Mosaic Altar Room in the basement of the Plaza of the Priests of Thoth

Mosaics on the floor of the alter room:

1. Mosaic on North Wall: This mosaic depicts a scene in which humans bring offerings of jewels, coins and scrolls to a large ibis headed figure, whose left arm is pointing to the distance, parallel to the floor. Above and below this scene are mystical runes and symbols.

2. Mosaic on East Wall: It depicts a huge white baboon using its fists to smash a smaller crocodile, while humans throw their hands up in fear.

3. Mosaic on the West Wall: This scene depicts another white baboon clubbing a series of hopping, salamander-like, bipedal creatures.

4. Mosaic on the South Wall (to the west of the door): The mosaic depicts a massive set of black doors. Three orange-robed priests stand in front of the doors. One priest is shown touching the door with his hand while a blast of lightning incinerates him. The other two priests stand apart, and point at the (dying) third priest.

5. Mosaic on the Floor (initially obscured): Once cleared of dust and grime, it depicts a large ibis-headed being standing over human corpses prepared for burial, while humans with feathers in their hair pile up grave goods around the Thoth figure.