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Fragment of a ribbed bowl, glass, pressed, blown into shape, thread support, glass, Total: Height: 3.9 cm; Width: 4.1 cm; Depth: 0.3 cm, drinking and barware, grave goods, Early Imperial Period, Roman Antiquity, A slight curvature of the glass fragment as well as two approaches of ribs allow the attribution to a ribbed bowl. The dark brown glass is interspersed with six horizontal, white zigzag lines. Due to the elaborate manufacturing process and its fragility, glass was considered one of the luxury items of antiquity

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2DNT44C

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4064 x 4320 px | 34.4 x 36.6 cm | 13.5 x 14.4 inches | 300dpi

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Artokoloro

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