In my work I decided to treat the glass balsamariích Roman period. The aim is to highlight the issue of production of blown glass and its evolution in the ancient world. The topic I chose, because the vast majority of collections of antique glass, on which I was involved in processing, are balsamaria. Moreover, this was not a topic in the Czech Republic almost a hundred years further elaborated, as are more focused balsamariím J. Čadík
This paper presents the analysis of decoloured and naturally coloured glass from well-dated contexts...
Aquileia (Italy) is one of the largest Roman cities so far excavated, and is on the UNESCO World Her...
This book presents a reconstruction of the Hellenistic-Roman glass industry from the point of view o...
In my work I decided to treat the glass balsamariích Roman period. The aim is to highlight the issue...
The ancient glass collection of the National Museum has more than 200 completely intact and so far -...
The work presented here focuses on the development of economic activities in the provinces of Thrace...
Glassblowing in the Roman Empire is the main root for the popularity of glass trade throughout the e...
This paper presents the results of physico-chemical analyses of approximately 170 products, beads an...
Recent acquisitions of Roman glass are discussed. A small, light green bowl is adorned with wheel-cu...
In this multi-disciplinary study of Roman glass from Karanis, Egypt, I combine archaeological, chemi...
Glass, in its natural form, has been used since the Stone Age, but it wasn't until about 3000 B.C., ...
Pliny the Elder’s ‘Natural History’ is often cited in studies of ancient natron glass production. Pl...
In this work a Roman glass collection is studied, which was excavated at the archaeological site of ...
The materials uncovered in excavations in several provinces of the Roman empire provide important ev...
The Hermitage Museum and Gardens here in Norfolk hosts a surprisingly strong collection of ancient R...
This paper presents the analysis of decoloured and naturally coloured glass from well-dated contexts...
Aquileia (Italy) is one of the largest Roman cities so far excavated, and is on the UNESCO World Her...
This book presents a reconstruction of the Hellenistic-Roman glass industry from the point of view o...
In my work I decided to treat the glass balsamariích Roman period. The aim is to highlight the issue...
The ancient glass collection of the National Museum has more than 200 completely intact and so far -...
The work presented here focuses on the development of economic activities in the provinces of Thrace...
Glassblowing in the Roman Empire is the main root for the popularity of glass trade throughout the e...
This paper presents the results of physico-chemical analyses of approximately 170 products, beads an...
Recent acquisitions of Roman glass are discussed. A small, light green bowl is adorned with wheel-cu...
In this multi-disciplinary study of Roman glass from Karanis, Egypt, I combine archaeological, chemi...
Glass, in its natural form, has been used since the Stone Age, but it wasn't until about 3000 B.C., ...
Pliny the Elder’s ‘Natural History’ is often cited in studies of ancient natron glass production. Pl...
In this work a Roman glass collection is studied, which was excavated at the archaeological site of ...
The materials uncovered in excavations in several provinces of the Roman empire provide important ev...
The Hermitage Museum and Gardens here in Norfolk hosts a surprisingly strong collection of ancient R...
This paper presents the analysis of decoloured and naturally coloured glass from well-dated contexts...
Aquileia (Italy) is one of the largest Roman cities so far excavated, and is on the UNESCO World Her...
This book presents a reconstruction of the Hellenistic-Roman glass industry from the point of view o...