A mosaic found in the native territory of these people is framed by a chain-like motif that is itself framed by a square arrangement of leaves and tendrils. That mosaic shows a bull between two boxers, one of whom bleeds from the head. One of these people created a work with four vertical sections, three of which are carved with reliefs that are much deeper in their upper halves. That work mixes Roman gods with those of these people, including the Bull with Three Cranes. Works depicting these people were unearthed in the Gardens of Sallust, including one in which a man with thick locks and a mustache wears a band arou
A mosaic found in the native territory of these people is framed by a chain-like motif that is itself framed by a square arrangement of leaves and tendrils. That mosaic shows a bull between two boxers, one of whom bleeds from the head. One of these people created a work with four vertical sections, three of which are carved with reliefs that are much deeper in their upper halves. That work mixes Roman gods with those of these people, including the Bull with Three Cranes. Works depicting these people were unearthed in the Gardens of Sallust, including one in which a man with thick locks and a mustache wears a band around his neck called a torc and sits (*) slumped on the ground with a wound in his chest. These people created the Pillar of the Boatmen, and one of them was depicted grabbing the arm of his kneeling wife while plunging a sword into his chest. For 10 points, name these Celtic people often depicted in Hellenistic and Roman art, including the "Ludovisi" and "Dying" ones.
A mosaic found in the native territory of these people is framed by a chain-like motif that is itself framed by a square arrangement of leaves and tendrils.
Gauls [accept Gallo-Romans before "Gardens of Sallust"; prompt on Celts]