Glass two-handled bottle (amphora) 4th century A.D. Roman Translucent deep olive green; handles and trail in translucent deep blue green.Rounded rim; shallow funnel-shaped mouth; cylindrical neck; sloping shoulder, with rounded edge that very slightly overhangs side; cylindrical body with vertical side, then funnel-shaped and tapering to solid, pointed, knob base; two four-ribbed strap handles applied to shoulder, drawn up vertically, then turned in, and trailed onto underside of mouth and top of neck under trail decoration, with excess glass drawn up to rim on one handle.Single trail wound once around underside of mouth; on cylindrical side of body, wheel-abraded decoration, carelessly executed, comprising three horizontal registers, with a pair of lines above each register: at top, band of eight vertical oval facets alternating with eight motifs that have three parallel vertical lines flanked at top and bottom with a single long line; in middle, band of 23 vertical oval facets; and a