Gordion Glass Vessels Simon Keegan-Phipps

Gordion Glass Vessels Simon Keegan-PhippsThis volume is a study of the ancient glass vessels from excavations at Gordion in central Anatolia. This corpus of vessel glass is includes exceptional examples of vessels from excavated contexts ranging in date from the Iron Age to the Roman period and representing every major glass forming technology of the ancient world.

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