Archaeologists excavating in the Dutch city of Nijmegen found a 2000-year-old glass bowl. What made the discovery unique was that this glass bowl was in near perfect condition. Experts determined that the bowl dates from Roman times.
The glass bowl was found late last year and is now shared with the world. Scientists who completed their work in this process also revealed details about the bowl. Archaeologist Pepijn van de Geer, who made a statement about the 2000-year-old bowl, said, “The patterns were drawn on the bowl while it was in liquid form. Metal oxide caused the bowl to turn blue.” used the phrases.
Here is the glass bowl that looks like it’s brand new even though it’s 2000 years old
A 2,000-year-old blue bowl found in the Netherlands was found buried underground. Since the bowl has remained almost intact until today, it was recorded as a development that excited the enthusiasts and the scientific world.
Estimates about the history of the 2000-year-old bowl are that Roman Empire soldiers came to Nijmegen and set up camp at that time. Historians consider this city to be the first territory the Romans captured in the Netherlands.
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