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Roman decorated vessel

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23 April 2022
Roman decorated vessel
Roman decorated vessel | Photo: Corning Museum of Glass

Roman glass vessel with white decorations showing the scene of the sacrifice. The facility is referred to as the “Morgan Cup” as it once belonged to the American businessman J. Pierpont Morgan. The artefact is dated to the 1st century CE; is located in the Corning Museum of Glass in New York (USA).

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