Archaeologists have discovered a "unique" ancient Roman drinking vessel mysteriously embedded in an Anglo-Saxon burial from ...

The drinking vessel that Hephaestus passes around ... in Berlin Public domain via Wikimedia Commons But whether the ancient residents of Troy truly sipped wine out of these goblets has long ...

In 1982 a metal-detector user discovered a hoard of Iron Age and Roman drinking vessels that had been deliberately buried near a Romano-British settlement at Crownthorpe in central Norfolk.

Myths, of the Da Vinci Code variety, abound that vessels from the ancient Jerusalem Temples are ... The view that the Temple vessels, or keylim, are in Rome dates back to the early Middle Ages ...

TROY, TURKEY—For the first time, scientists have found definitive proof that wine was drunk at the ancient city of ... holds a narrow two-handled drinking vessel known as a depas goblet ...