Hidden Signatures Reveal Ancient Rome's Master Glassmakers | Ancient Origins

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19/11/2025 5 min
Hidden Signatures Reveal Ancient Rome's Master Glassmakers | Ancient Origins

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An art history professor has discovered hidden signatures on Roman glass cage cups, revealing ancient craftsmen worked in collaborative workshops, not as solitary masters, transforming our understanding of Late Antiquity glassmaking.

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