Natron glass, which is soda glass with very few K_2O and M_gO, is unique in Mediterranean World. Natron glass is also found in ancient Japan and they are distributed mainly in 2nd century CE (the second half of the late Yayoi period and the ending Yayoi period) and in tbe first half of 5th century CE (the first half of the middle Kofun period). Natron glass found in Japan can be divided into two groups based on the chemical compositions. The bead making techniques and the distribution periods are also different between these two groups. In this study, we investigate on natron glass in early Kofun period, which is between the two main distribution periods, and discuss the transition process of chemical compositions of natron glass in Japan a...
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One hundred and forty-one glass fragments from medieval Ciudad de Vascos (Toledo, Spain) were analys...
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Natron-based glass was a vital part of material culture in the Mediterranean and Europe for nearly t...
Glass products, such as glass beads excavated in Japan from Yayoi to Kofun period sites, were all pr...
Pliny the Elder describes the discovery of a process for making natron glass, which was widely used ...
International audiencePliny the Elder describes the discovery of a processfor making natron glass, w...
The site of Nogara (province of Verona, Italy) provides valuable insights into the complexities of t...
The practice of re-melting glass was well known, certainly from the Roman period onwards. This can b...
AbstractResearch over the last few decades has greatly enhanced our understanding of the production ...
Roman highly coloured glass is well represented amongst mosaic tesserae, occasionally found in Italy...
Knowledge of glass trading in protohistoric Southern Italy has been limited by a lack of archeometri...
Knowledge of glass trading in protohistoric Southern Italy has been limited by a lack of archeometri...
An archaeometric study was performed on 33 medieval glass samples from Rocca di Asolo (northern Ital...
Glass objects from Pydna and Methoni in modern-day Greece, dated to the eighth to fourth century BC,...
Roman highly coloured glass is well represented amongst mosaic tesserae, occasionally found in Italy...
One hundred and forty-one glass fragments from medieval Ciudad de Vascos (Toledo, Spain) were analys...
Potash glasses considered to be unique in Ancient Asia. We classified potash glasses found in Japan ...
Natron-based glass was a vital part of material culture in the Mediterranean and Europe for nearly t...
Glass products, such as glass beads excavated in Japan from Yayoi to Kofun period sites, were all pr...
Pliny the Elder describes the discovery of a process for making natron glass, which was widely used ...
International audiencePliny the Elder describes the discovery of a processfor making natron glass, w...
The site of Nogara (province of Verona, Italy) provides valuable insights into the complexities of t...
The practice of re-melting glass was well known, certainly from the Roman period onwards. This can b...
AbstractResearch over the last few decades has greatly enhanced our understanding of the production ...
Roman highly coloured glass is well represented amongst mosaic tesserae, occasionally found in Italy...
Knowledge of glass trading in protohistoric Southern Italy has been limited by a lack of archeometri...
Knowledge of glass trading in protohistoric Southern Italy has been limited by a lack of archeometri...
An archaeometric study was performed on 33 medieval glass samples from Rocca di Asolo (northern Ital...
Glass objects from Pydna and Methoni in modern-day Greece, dated to the eighth to fourth century BC,...
Roman highly coloured glass is well represented amongst mosaic tesserae, occasionally found in Italy...
One hundred and forty-one glass fragments from medieval Ciudad de Vascos (Toledo, Spain) were analys...
Potash glasses considered to be unique in Ancient Asia. We classified potash glasses found in Japan ...