2018
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv19vbgmw
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Verres incolores de L’antiquité romaine en Gaule et aux marges de la Gaule

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“…Group Wnc from the Wadi Natrun may thus have been a direct predecessor of the Roman antimonydecoloured glass category, which was manufactured from a closely related silica source but using different recipes with a higher proportion of soda. Colourless glass resulting from the deliberate addition of antimony was exceptionally widely used between the middle of the first century CE and the beginning of the fourth (Foy et al 2018). Although it was initially reserved mainly for the production of luxury glassware such as facet and high-relief cut vessels, the diversity of vessel forms and functions increased dramatically in the second and third centuries CE (Cottam 2019;Degryse 2014, p. 106;Gliozzo 2017;Nenna 2007, pp.130-131).…”
Section: Roman Antimony-decoloured Glassmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Group Wnc from the Wadi Natrun may thus have been a direct predecessor of the Roman antimonydecoloured glass category, which was manufactured from a closely related silica source but using different recipes with a higher proportion of soda. Colourless glass resulting from the deliberate addition of antimony was exceptionally widely used between the middle of the first century CE and the beginning of the fourth (Foy et al 2018). Although it was initially reserved mainly for the production of luxury glassware such as facet and high-relief cut vessels, the diversity of vessel forms and functions increased dramatically in the second and third centuries CE (Cottam 2019;Degryse 2014, p. 106;Gliozzo 2017;Nenna 2007, pp.130-131).…”
Section: Roman Antimony-decoloured Glassmentioning
confidence: 99%