The paper deals with protohistoric vitreous material beads (faience, glassy faience and glass) from the Como area (eastern facies of the Golasecca culture, IX-IV centuries BC), that belong to the collections of the museum \u201cP. Giovio\u201d in Como (Italy). Here, typological and technological aspects are examined: the research involves systematic archaeometric analyses, carried out by the Universit\ue0 di Padova - Dipartimento di Geoscienze. The aim is to point out the spread and the diffusion of glass beads, from the point of view of the well-known goods circulation framework in the Como area, their function and their cultural meaning
This study present the results of an archaeometrical investigation performed on a series of opaque p...
This work concerns the typological and archaeometric topics of the mixed alkali (LMHK Low Magnaiium ...
Whithin rhe frame of a project aimed to systematically characteriz e Brcmze Agc glasses in Northern ...
A systematic archaeometric investigation of the protohistoric glass materials from the Como area has...
A systematic archaeometric investigation of the protohistoric glass materials (i.e.beads from Early ...
The investigation of ltalian protohistoric glassy materials has so far been mostly focused on Northe...
A project focused on the study of early vitreous materials and amber from Italy has been developed i...
The Iron Age was a remarkable period in glass technology development and its spread across the Medit...
A large sample set of transparent and opaque glass artefacts recovered from Etruscan contexts innort...
The Iron Age was a remarkable period in glass technology development and its spread across the Medit...
Early Bronze Age faience beads from Italy (Lavagnone) and Slovakia (My\ub4tna Nov\ue1 Ves and Nizn\u...
The results of typological and preliminary archaeometric analyses of glass objects from Salorno - Ca...
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...
The site of Verucchio (Rimini, Italy) is well known for the importance and richness of its necropoli...
This study present the results of an archaeometrical investigation performed on a series of opaque p...
This work concerns the typological and archaeometric topics of the mixed alkali (LMHK Low Magnaiium ...
Whithin rhe frame of a project aimed to systematically characteriz e Brcmze Agc glasses in Northern ...
A systematic archaeometric investigation of the protohistoric glass materials from the Como area has...
A systematic archaeometric investigation of the protohistoric glass materials (i.e.beads from Early ...
The investigation of ltalian protohistoric glassy materials has so far been mostly focused on Northe...
A project focused on the study of early vitreous materials and amber from Italy has been developed i...
The Iron Age was a remarkable period in glass technology development and its spread across the Medit...
A large sample set of transparent and opaque glass artefacts recovered from Etruscan contexts innort...
The Iron Age was a remarkable period in glass technology development and its spread across the Medit...
Early Bronze Age faience beads from Italy (Lavagnone) and Slovakia (My\ub4tna Nov\ue1 Ves and Nizn\u...
The results of typological and preliminary archaeometric analyses of glass objects from Salorno - Ca...
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...
The site of Verucchio (Rimini, Italy) is well known for the importance and richness of its necropoli...
This study present the results of an archaeometrical investigation performed on a series of opaque p...
This work concerns the typological and archaeometric topics of the mixed alkali (LMHK Low Magnaiium ...
Whithin rhe frame of a project aimed to systematically characteriz e Brcmze Agc glasses in Northern ...