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DOI Artikel:Kucharczyk, Renata: Glass from area F on Kom el-Dikka (Alexandria)
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ALEXANDRIA
EGYPT
the same color as the body. Excavations at
Kom el-Dikka have produced 14 fragments
of this form so far. Most of the fragments
are too small to support a reconstruction of
the shape and hence preclude determi-
nation of the beaker type. A few pieces with
such decoration were recorded at Quseir al-
Qadim (Meyer 1992: 81, 88-89). This
form was first identified by Weinberg in the
glasshouse of the agora at Corinth and
dated to the llth-12th centuries
(Weinberg 1952: 87-88, Fig. 14:742, 744;
1975: 136-137). Recently, a 13th or 14th
century AD dating for this type of vessel
has been proposed (Whitehouse 1991:
73-78).
REFERENCES
Clairmont, Ch.W.
1963 The Glass Vessels. The Excavations at Dura Europos: Final Report IV. Part V, New Haven:
Dura Europos Publications
Follmann-Schulz, A.-B.
2001 Die Produkte der Glasshutten im Hambacher Frost, AnnAIHV 15 (New York, 2001),
Corning, NY: AIHV, 62-67
Foy, D., Picon, M., Vichy, M.
2001 Verres omeyyades et abbassides d’origine egyptienne: Fes temoignages de 1’archeologie et
de I’arcl^ometrie, AnnAIHV 15 (New York, 2001), Corning, NY: AIHV, 138-143
Hadad, S.
1997 Hexagonal mold-blown bottles from the Byzantine period at Bet Shean, Israel, JGS 39,
198-200
1998 Glass lamps from the Byzantine through Mamluk periods at Bet Shean, Israel, JGS 40,
63-75
Harden, D.B.
1936 Roman Glass from Karanis, Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press
Hayes, J.
1975 Roman and Pre-Roman Glass in the Royal Ontario Museum, A Catalogue, Toronto: Royal
Ontario Museum
Jennings, S. (ed.)
2006 Vessel glass from Beirut. Bey 006, 007 and 045 [=Archaeology of the Beirut Souks, 2],
Berytus 48-49, 2004-2005, Beirut: American University of Beirut
Kucharczyk, R.
2004 Two Roman toilet bottles from Kom el-Dikka, ΡΑΜΎΝ [= Reports 2003], 43-45
2005a Glass finds from the Basilica in Marea, 2004, PAMXVI \=Reports 2004], 55-59
2005b Islamic glass from the auditoria on Kom el-Dikka in Alexandria, PAM XVI [=Reports
2004] , 31-41
2007a Fate Roman/Early Byzantine glass from the Auditoria on Kom el-Dikka in Alexandria,
PAMXVU [= Reports 2005], 45-53
2007b Fate Roman/Early Byzantine glass from the Basilica in Marea, PAM XVII [-Reports
2005] , 70-74
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EGYPT
the same color as the body. Excavations at
Kom el-Dikka have produced 14 fragments
of this form so far. Most of the fragments
are too small to support a reconstruction of
the shape and hence preclude determi-
nation of the beaker type. A few pieces with
such decoration were recorded at Quseir al-
Qadim (Meyer 1992: 81, 88-89). This
form was first identified by Weinberg in the
glasshouse of the agora at Corinth and
dated to the llth-12th centuries
(Weinberg 1952: 87-88, Fig. 14:742, 744;
1975: 136-137). Recently, a 13th or 14th
century AD dating for this type of vessel
has been proposed (Whitehouse 1991:
73-78).
REFERENCES
Clairmont, Ch.W.
1963 The Glass Vessels. The Excavations at Dura Europos: Final Report IV. Part V, New Haven:
Dura Europos Publications
Follmann-Schulz, A.-B.
2001 Die Produkte der Glasshutten im Hambacher Frost, AnnAIHV 15 (New York, 2001),
Corning, NY: AIHV, 62-67
Foy, D., Picon, M., Vichy, M.
2001 Verres omeyyades et abbassides d’origine egyptienne: Fes temoignages de 1’archeologie et
de I’arcl^ometrie, AnnAIHV 15 (New York, 2001), Corning, NY: AIHV, 138-143
Hadad, S.
1997 Hexagonal mold-blown bottles from the Byzantine period at Bet Shean, Israel, JGS 39,
198-200
1998 Glass lamps from the Byzantine through Mamluk periods at Bet Shean, Israel, JGS 40,
63-75
Harden, D.B.
1936 Roman Glass from Karanis, Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press
Hayes, J.
1975 Roman and Pre-Roman Glass in the Royal Ontario Museum, A Catalogue, Toronto: Royal
Ontario Museum
Jennings, S. (ed.)
2006 Vessel glass from Beirut. Bey 006, 007 and 045 [=Archaeology of the Beirut Souks, 2],
Berytus 48-49, 2004-2005, Beirut: American University of Beirut
Kucharczyk, R.
2004 Two Roman toilet bottles from Kom el-Dikka, ΡΑΜΎΝ [= Reports 2003], 43-45
2005a Glass finds from the Basilica in Marea, 2004, PAMXVI \=Reports 2004], 55-59
2005b Islamic glass from the auditoria on Kom el-Dikka in Alexandria, PAM XVI [=Reports
2004] , 31-41
2007a Fate Roman/Early Byzantine glass from the Auditoria on Kom el-Dikka in Alexandria,
PAMXVU [= Reports 2005], 45-53
2007b Fate Roman/Early Byzantine glass from the Basilica in Marea, PAM XVII [-Reports
2005] , 70-74
68
Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 19, Repons 2007