GLASS. Roman. 3rd-4th centuries CE. (5.8 cm tall x 7 cm diameter, 9 cm wide to handle). Small glass cup with rounded body marked by two horizontal ridges, rising to a slightly flared rim and fitted with a single pulled handle. The foot is heavily encrusted from burial, and the surface shows extensive mineral accretion in mottled green, brown, and cream tones. An example of Roman Eastern provincial tableware, produced in quantity and traded widely across the eastern Mediterranean and beyond. Some deposits and encrustation. Intact. From the St. Croix Collection.