noun a small square tablet, often used in mosaic work
In architecture, an abaciscus refers to a small square tile used in mosaic work, typically found in Byzantine architecture.
Abaciscus can also refer to a small square tile used in mosaic art, particularly in Byzantine art.
In ancient Roman architecture, abaciscus can refer to a small square tile used in the construction of arches and vaults.
Abaciscus can be used in writing to refer to a small tile or mosaic used in ancient Roman architecture.
Archaeologists may use the term abaciscus when studying ancient Roman buildings and structures.
Historians may use abaciscus when discussing architectural features of historical buildings.