The mosaic represents a portrait of Queen Berenice the Second, wife of Ptolemy the Third. She is shown with the prow of a ship on her head to symbolize the dynasty's naval power.

The circular mosaic depicting Queen Berenice the Second was discovered at Tel-Tamai in the Delta. The scene, its surrounding decorations, and part of the geometric frame are all that remain of this panel.

A large mosaic with a Medusa head in the center; the features are clear and well defined; the eyes are black and large with an expressive look, under clear eyebrows. She has a large nose, and thick lips. The hair is formed of scattered snakes.

The square mosaic portrays a banquet scene in a tent. Three people lounge around a table rich with different kinds of food while a dancer entertains them.

The square mosaic portrays two naked men, one white and one black, wrestling. The mosaic illustrates the Alexandrian lifestyle during the first three centuries BC and is distinguished by its strong expression.

The image of the watchdog inside a circle which was later set into a floor or wall mosaic.

The colored mosaic shows a scene inspired by Greek mythology, the story of the river god Alpheus who pursued the nymph Arethusa to Syracuse in Sicily.

A plaque consisting of small pieces of marble mosaic has a drawing of geometric units in which white and blue marble pieces were used.