`The bathing complex is arranged around a central rectangular hall and included a frigidarium with an antechamber, a tepidarium, and a caldarium. The frigidarium is paved with a figural mosaic depicting a personification of Ktisis (Creation) holding an architect's ruler. The complex remained in use until its destruction in the mid-7th century.[36][37] The household was probably constructed as an private elite-residence, but was converted into a publicly-accessible bathing facility in the early-fifth century.`
