Archeologia XXIX Archeologia szkła 9

 

 

Contents
Articles: Maria Dekówna: The development of researchmethods in the study of ancient glass in Poland from 1930 to 2000;
Teresa Stawiarska: Frit in ancient and mediaeval glassworking;
Maria Mucha: Glassworking centres in the eastern part of Greater Poland(Wielkopolska) from the seventeenth to the earły nineteenth century;
Andrzej Gołębiewski: Venetian-style glassware in post-mediaevalarchaeological material retrieved from the Old Town in Elbląg;
Sławomira Ciepiela Kubalska: Post-mediaeval glass vessels discoveredduring archaeological excavations of the Old Town Square (Rynek StaregoMiasta) in Warsaw;
Sławomira Ciepiela Kubalska, Teresa Stawiarska:Post-mediaeval glass vessels discovered during archaeologicalexcavations of the Old Town Square (Rynek Starego Miasta) in Warsaw: atechnological commentary;
Jerzy Olczak: New material for the study ofthe use of glass in Poland (part 4);
Jerzy J. Kunicki-Goldfinger:Conserwation and anałysis of two glass vessels ofthe Roman fortress of Novae;
Małgorzata Markiewicz: Experimental glassworking: themanufacture of glass bell beakers on the basis of early-modernoriginals. Varia: Małgorzata Markiewicz: Archaeology graduates in theyears 2000-2003 at the Nicolas Copernicus University in Toruń (UMK)
Olczak Jerzy