Verre byzantin et islamiqueByzantine and Islamic Glass
Maria Mossakowska-Gaubert
GORIN-ROSEN, Yael
The Glass Finds from Khirbat el-Baṭiya (Triangulation Spot 819)
ʿAtiqot 53
Israel Antiquities Authority, Jerusalem, 2006, p. 29*-36* ; 198-199
[501, 700]
• Archaeological contexte: Stratum I building identified as a church or a monastery.
• Examples of glass objects from Khirbet el-Baṭiya:
– “gold sandwich” glass tiles: gold leafs - cruciform patterns; lower layer of glass - light purple, elsewhere the glass - colourless (with slight yellowish, greenish or brownish tinge). The gold-glass titles as part of church wall decoration or others elements (for example, altar);
– drinking glasses.
• Examples of glass objects from Khirbet el-Baṭiya:
– “gold sandwich” glass tiles: gold leafs - cruciform patterns; lower layer of glass - light purple, elsewhere the glass - colourless (with slight yellowish, greenish or brownish tinge). The gold-glass titles as part of church wall decoration or others elements (for example, altar);
– drinking glasses.
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