Modern Methods for Analysing Archaeological and Historical Glass 2013
DOI: 10.1002/9781118314234.ch18
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Glass Compositions of the Merovingian Period in Western Europe

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“…Glasses with Magby characteristics have been identified among contemporary assemblages from Anglo-Saxon Britain (Period II 550 -700 CE) where they were termed high magnesia Saxon II glass (Freestone et al 2008a), two samples from Caričin Grad in Serbia (Drauschke and Greiff 2010) as well as Merovingian France (Velde and Motteau 2013). The nature of the ash component and the form in which it was added to the batch is not entirely clear.…”
Section: Magby -A High Mg Byzantine Glass Typementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Glasses with Magby characteristics have been identified among contemporary assemblages from Anglo-Saxon Britain (Period II 550 -700 CE) where they were termed high magnesia Saxon II glass (Freestone et al 2008a), two samples from Caričin Grad in Serbia (Drauschke and Greiff 2010) as well as Merovingian France (Velde and Motteau 2013). The nature of the ash component and the form in which it was added to the batch is not entirely clear.…”
Section: Magby -A High Mg Byzantine Glass Typementioning
confidence: 99%