Beth Govrin (Eleutheropolis) - Mahatt el-Urdi church - North aisle

4X14 m. The border is chain of squares in between plain strips. The field is a pattern of type H3 (squares within overlapping octagons)- four octagons seperated from each other by a cross formed by five small squares. The rest of the field contains squares, irregular hexagons and semi hexagons. Within the top octagon is a small plant in a vase, with a peacock on either side. In each of the semi-hexagonal panels, in the top corner, is a lobster. In each of the hexagons, below thw squares flanking the octagon, there is a fish. The squares at the sides of the octagons and the four squares that form the arms of the crossesare filled with swastikas. In the central square of each cross are two interlaced oval rings (Solomon's knot). The semi-hexagons flanking the crosses contain fish. The second octagon from the top contains a fragmentary representation of two sailors on a boat with furled sails. The central square of the cross, below the octagon, contains a pattern of a six strand guilloche. The third octagon depicts Jonah reclining under a branch; below the depiction, to the right, is written in Greek: IWNAC. The central square, below the octagon, contains a circle surrounded by a rope-like pattern (two-strand guilloche) forming eight knots.