[EN] Archaeological excavation of the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology (Polish Academy of Sciences, PAN) at several Iron Age sites located in West Poland and South Germany has allowed the recovery of an important set of coloured glass beads mostly decorated (6th-4th centuries BC). The present paper summarises the results obtained through the chemical and microstructural characterisation of such beads. The research was carried out by binocular microscope observations, X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, energy dispersive X-ray spectrometry and visible spectrophotometry. The main objective was to attain information on the production technology and conservation state of these beads. The results indicated that all them were p...
This study proposes a new nondestructive methodology that combines micro‐Raman spectroscopy and micr...
This work is devoted to the characterization ofa suite of very rare, highly decorated and coloured g...
The thesis provides a comprehensive scientific study of Iron Age glass technology in South East Euro...
A large sample set of transparent and opaque glass artefacts recovered from Etruscan contexts innort...
The glass beads from the Dren-Delyan necropolis are found in burial complexes dated as from the end ...
Excavations performed in the 1970s in the present-day trade fair zone of Bologna brought to light re...
This study investigates various glass objects from the 17th and 18th centuries in Thuringia to gain ...
A totally non-destructive approach was employed to characterize beads from two Picene necropolises (...
The Iron Age was a remarkable period in glass technology development and its spread across the Medit...
The Iron Age was a remarkable period in glass technology development and its spread across the Medit...
In the present study, seven polychrome Iron Age glass vessels from the Archaeological Museum of Adri...
This study proposes a new nondestructive methodology that combines micro‐Raman spectroscopy and micr...
The site of Verucchio (Rimini, Italy) is well known for the importance and richness of its necropoli...
The research is focused on the chemical and mineralogical study of protohistoric glass beads coming ...
In large parts of the Mediterranean recipes for the earliest man-made glass changed from melting mix...
This study proposes a new nondestructive methodology that combines micro‐Raman spectroscopy and micr...
This work is devoted to the characterization ofa suite of very rare, highly decorated and coloured g...
The thesis provides a comprehensive scientific study of Iron Age glass technology in South East Euro...
A large sample set of transparent and opaque glass artefacts recovered from Etruscan contexts innort...
The glass beads from the Dren-Delyan necropolis are found in burial complexes dated as from the end ...
Excavations performed in the 1970s in the present-day trade fair zone of Bologna brought to light re...
This study investigates various glass objects from the 17th and 18th centuries in Thuringia to gain ...
A totally non-destructive approach was employed to characterize beads from two Picene necropolises (...
The Iron Age was a remarkable period in glass technology development and its spread across the Medit...
The Iron Age was a remarkable period in glass technology development and its spread across the Medit...
In the present study, seven polychrome Iron Age glass vessels from the Archaeological Museum of Adri...
This study proposes a new nondestructive methodology that combines micro‐Raman spectroscopy and micr...
The site of Verucchio (Rimini, Italy) is well known for the importance and richness of its necropoli...
The research is focused on the chemical and mineralogical study of protohistoric glass beads coming ...
In large parts of the Mediterranean recipes for the earliest man-made glass changed from melting mix...
This study proposes a new nondestructive methodology that combines micro‐Raman spectroscopy and micr...
This work is devoted to the characterization ofa suite of very rare, highly decorated and coloured g...
The thesis provides a comprehensive scientific study of Iron Age glass technology in South East Euro...