A drinking vessel carved some 1,700 years ago sits today in the British Museum, and it does something no piece of glass has any obvious business doing.
So glad I found you - love anything to do with ancient history. I've seen this at the British Museum. Planning to visit again next spring. With so much there, there's never enough time. Can't wait to read more of your content.
One upon a time a few years ago this was seen as a contender for the Grail. Rather stretching the meaning for me, but the magical quality of the cup is certainly fascinating.
Absolutely fascinating. Thank you.
Fascinating. The brilliance and talent of the human skillset.
So glad I found you - love anything to do with ancient history. I've seen this at the British Museum. Planning to visit again next spring. With so much there, there's never enough time. Can't wait to read more of your content.
One upon a time a few years ago this was seen as a contender for the Grail. Rather stretching the meaning for me, but the magical quality of the cup is certainly fascinating.
There is something deeply moving about a style that knows its inheritance. It enters the present carrying old names in its pockets.