Roman Glass: Reflections on Cultural Change
Exhibition (27 Sep 1997 - 18 Jun 1998)
- Object[183]
- mediterranean[161]
- near eastern[22]
- alabastron[2]
- amphora[7]
- amphoriskos[2]
- aryballos[4]
- balsamarium[5]
- barrel flask[1]
- basket[1]
- beaker[7]
- body sherd[1]
- bottle[22]
- bowl[8]
- bowl sherd[4]
- candlestick unguentarium[8]
- cinerary urn[1]
- cinerary urn lid[1]
- cone beaker[3]
- conical flask[3]
- cup[3]
- date flask[1]
- dish[2]
- dolphin flask[2]
- feeder[1]
- flask[18]
- goblet[2]
- grape flask[3]
- hexagonal jug[1]
- janus flask[3]
- jar[8]
- jug[14]
- juglet[3]
- kohl pot[1]
- lagynos[1]
- lamp[2]
- lotus flask[1]
- mammiform bowl[1]
- mercury bottle[1]
- oinochoe[13]
- patella cup[6]
- phiale[1]
- pilgrim flask[4]
- pitcher[9]
- pot[3]
- ribbed bowl[8]
- rim sherd[1]
- saddleflask[8]
- sherd[6]
- sidonian flask[5]
- square jar[1]
- square jug[4]
- thumb pot[2]
- unguentarium[17]
- vessel handle attachment[1]
- wine jug[1]
- aleppo[26]
- askalon[1]
- ayios ermoyenis[3]
- beit jibrin[2]
- beth shean[24]
- campania[4]
- carthage[4]
- cyprus[3]
- damascus[1]
- egypt[4]
- etruria[1]
- euboea[1]
- galilee[1]
- greece[1]
- hauron[2]
- israel[41]
- italy[5]
- karanog[3]
- kourion[3]
- lebanon[1]
- luxor[1]
- lydda[1]
- mediterranean[66]
- nazareth (israel)[13]
- nubia[3]
- palestine[16]
- phoenicia[6]
- pompeii[4]
- ras el-ain[1]
- syria[38]
- syro-palestine[8]
- tell-nimrin[1]
- toobas[4]
- toscanella[1]
- tunisia[4]
- tyre[1]
- yebna[2]
- kourion[2]
- cypriot[3]
- graeco-roman[1]
- greek[1]
- hellenistic[13]
- islamic[1]
- judeo-christian[4]
- late imperial roman[2]
- nubian[3]
- palestinian[5]
- phoenician[1]
- roman[149]
- syrian[2]
- umbro-etruscan[1]
- applied thread[3]
- blown[51]
- cast[3]
- core-form[6]
- free-blown[3]
- lathe-cut[1]
- marvered[1]
- millefiori[1]
- mosaic[2]
- mould blown[1]
- mould-blown[28]
- mould-made[1]
- moulded[10]
- onyx ware[5]
- reticelli[2]
- ribbon mosaic[3]
- threading[8]
- trailing[1]
- actual citation[132]
- type citation[14]