A Study of Glass Beads From the Hallstatt C–d From Southwestern Poland: Implications for Glass Technology and Provenance*

Purowski, Tomasz; Dzierżanowski, Piotr; Bulska, Ewa; Wagner, Barbara; Nowak, Anna

doi:10.1111/j.1475-4754.2011.00619.x

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“…The first century bc date accords with a peak in tin opacification in prehistoric Europe (Henderson , 36); there is, however, evidence that tin opacification was used as early as the sixth century bc in Eastern Europe (Purowski et al . ). The use of tin opacification in Chinese high‐potassium glasses hints potentially at an ‘opacifying’ independent invention.…”

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The Archaeometry and Archaeology of Ancient Chinese Glass: a Review

Henderson

2018

Archaeometry

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This paper provides a new review of archaeometric research carried out on glass found in China, set in an archaeological context, from its earliest occurrence to the Song dynasty. It is set within a broad geographical context taking the terrestrial and maritime Silk Road contacts into account. We discuss chemical and isotopic compositional contrasts in glasses from different periods found in different parts of China, the glasses that were almost certainly made in China and those that were imported. A theme that runs through the paper is the problem of provenancing glass found in China, along with a lack of evidence for primary glass‐making sites and minimal evidence for secondary glass production. We discuss the glass artefacts that are of typical Chinese types and contrast these with imports; the structure reflects this contrast. We discuss potential new scientific and archaeological approaches to Chinese glass.

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The Archaeometry and Archaeology of Ancient Chinese Glass: a Review

Henderson

2018

Archaeometry

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“…En el centro y sur de Europa se conocen desde la 1ª Edad del Hierro, en contextos de Hallstatt C y D (Purowski et al, 2012;Conde et al, 2013). En la Península Ibérica, también se han hallado vidrios LMG elaborados con natrón, como en la necrópolis de la ciudad de Numancia (García-Heras et al, 2005).…”

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Caracterización y estudio arqueométrico de un conjunto de vidrios de la edad del hierro de la necrópolis de palomar de pintado (Toledo, España)

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“…Matrix corrections were applied using the CAMECA ‘PAP’ procedure (see, e.g., Purowski et al . ; ). The advantage of the EPMA method is that BSE images can be made, allowing for analyses of the chemical composition of raw materials in precisely selected spots.…”

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New Data on the Technology of Faience Production in Central Europe in the Early Bronze Age

Purowski

2020

Archaeometry

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New data on faience production technologies in central Europe come from an analysis of 12 faience beads from an Early Bronze Age cemetery in Poland. The beads were tested with the EPMA method. Altogether 65 measurements were made. In terms of morphology, the artifacts are all the same, but they differ in microstructure and chemical composition. For some a mixed alkali flux was used, for others soda‐rich plant ashes. Even so, all of the beads seem to have been made from local raw materials in central Europe (soda‐rich plant ashes could have come from plants growing near one of the mainland salt sources, which are frequent, for example, in south‐eastern Poland).

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A Study of Glass Beads From the Hallstatt C–d From Southwestern Poland: Implications for Glass Technology and Provenance*

Cited by 39 publications

References 12 publications

The Archaeometry and Archaeology of Ancient Chinese Glass: a Review

The Archaeometry and Archaeology of Ancient Chinese Glass: a Review

Caracterización y estudio arqueométrico de un conjunto de vidrios de la edad del hierro de la necrópolis de palomar de pintado (Toledo, España)

New Data on the Technology of Faience Production in Central Europe in the Early Bronze Age

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