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Hidden Signatures Reveal Ancient Rome's Master Glassmakers A simple turn of the wrist at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in February 2023 has unveiled a centuries-old mystery about ancient Roman craftsmen. Washington State University art history professor Hallie Meredith, who is also an accomplished glassblower, discovered abstract symbols carved into Roman glass cage cups that scholars had dismissed as mere decoration for more than two and a half centuries. Her maker's eye saw what countless academics had overlooked - these were the signatures of ancient workshops, the brand logos of Late Antiquity."Because I am trained as a maker, I kept wanting to flip things over," Meredith explained in the recent announcement by WSU. "When that happens, patterns appear that everyone else has literally photographed out of the frame."The breakthrough came while she examined a private collection of Roman glass cage cups, luxury vessels carved from single blocks of glass between 300 and 500 AD. These delicate masterpieces, known as diatretas, feature two concentric layers connected by fragile glass bridges, a feat of engineering that seems impossibly delicate even by modern standards. Gary Manners 18 November, 2025 - 12:30 Section Ancient Technology Artifacts News History & Archaeology

4,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Tree Trunk Coffin to Make Museum Debut A massive 4,000-year-old Bronze Age coffin, carved from a single oak tree and discovered by chance at a Lincolnshire golf club, has arrived at Lincoln Museum, UK, where it will be displayed to the public for the first time in the new year. The 10-foot coffin, found during routine pond maintenance work in 2018, contains the remains of a high-status individual buried with extraordinary care. Along with it was found an exceptionally rare axe that has astonished archaeologists worldwide, reports the BBC.When workers at Tetney Golf Club near Grimsby, northern England uncovered the ancient burial, they had inadvertently stumbled upon one of Britain's most significant Bronze Age discoveries. The coffin, known as the "Tetney Coffin," is one of only about 65 tree-trunk burials known from Bronze Age Britain. What makes this find particularly remarkable is not just its exceptional preservation, but the wealth of information it provides about Bronze Age burial practices and the ritualistic treatment of elite members of society four millennia ago.Bronze Age Death Rituals Included Curating Remains Of The DeadThe Gristhorpe Man: A Bronze Age Skeleton with a Story to Tell Gary Manners 18 November, 2025 - 15:05 Section Artifacts Other Artifacts News History & Archaeology History Ancient Traditions

As scrutiny intensifies over the Biden administration and FBI's handling of the Butler attempt on then-candidate Donald Trump, newly uncovered posts show the would-be assassin embraced violent fantasies, used "they/them" pronouns, and had a "muscle mommy" fetish.

President Donald Trump dialed up pressure on Indiana Gov. Mike Braun on Tuesday, urging him to deliver on Republican efforts to redraw congressional maps as the GOP seeks to keep pace with Democrat maneuvering in blue states."I am working with Governor Mike Braun and other...

One by one Tuesday morning, survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's sexual crimes stood on the Capitol steps urging Congress and President Donald Trump to pass the Epstein Files Transparency Act and condemning the case's politicization.