Roman Glass TRUE CRIME / Organized Crime

Roman Glass TRUE CRIME / Organized CrimeExplores the evolution of Roman glassworking (1st century B. C. to 6th century A. D.) influenced by social attitudes and historical events like slavery, wars, and plagues. The narrative intertwines with the role of glassware in daily Roman life. Special appendices cover ancient glassmaking technology and opinions on glass properties.

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