From South to North? Moravian Hallstatt glass: origin, composition and production

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angličtina
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From South to North? Moravian Hallstatt glass: origin, composition and production
Original language description
Czech project “From South to North? Moravian Hallstatt Glass: Origin, Composition and Production” tracks the bloom of Hallstatt Period glassmaking in relation to Moravian territory (Czech Republic), primarily based on the study of the so far biggest known collection of Hallstatt Period glass north of the Alps, coming from the Býčí skála Cave sanctuary (575–450 BC), containing elite burials. This collection, comprising more than 4500 pieces of glass beads, supplements reference glass material from selected Moravian hoards and graves. Methodologically, we followed a complex approach, taking into account the wide range of analytical possibilities that vitreous materials offer. Therefore, beside optical description, typology and analogies, we also work with results of SEM/EDS measurements, opening topics of chemical composition, type and possible provenance of glass.
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Publication year
2024
Confidentiality
S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

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