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To catalog and analyze Roman glassware pieces from Caerwent between 1855 and 1925.

April 10, 2026Open Access

Roman glassware from Caerwent, 1855-1925

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To catalog and analyze Roman glassware pieces from Caerwent between 1855 and 1925.
Catalogued fifty pieces of Roman glassware including various types like bottles and bowls.
Conducted spectrographic analysis on five selected pieces, four sourced from Caerleon.
Documented diverse glassware including flasks, cups, and dishes.
Spectrographic analysis provided specific material composition findings for analyzed pieces.

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Cataloguing Roman glassware offers insights into material culture, highlighting the significance of historical artifacts.

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Some fifty pieces are catalogued - bottles, flasks, jugs, dishes, bowls, plates, cups, beakers and miscellanea. Results of spectrographic analysis of five pieces (four from Caerleon) are included.

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George C. Boon (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d8970c6c1944d70ce0848a https://doi.org/10.5284/1140073

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Cataloguing Roman glassware offers insights into material culture, highlighting the significance of historical artifacts.

Abstract

Some fifty pieces are catalogued - bottles, flasks, jugs, dishes, bowls, plates, cups, beakers and miscellanea. Results of spectrographic analysis of five pieces (four from Caerleon) are included.

Roman glassware from Caerwent, 1855-1925

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Roman glassware from Caerwent, 1855-1925

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