Glass in Hellenistic, Roman and Late Antique Sparta
Kalliopi Nikita
The project is an interdisciplinary investigation of glass in Hellenistic, Roman and Late Antique Sparta (3rd century BC - 7th century AD). Selected assemblages of glass objects that found during rescue excavations in Sparta (Archaiologikon Deltion 49-53) will be explored archaeologically and scientifically. The aim of the research is to understand technology, production and function of glass within the social context of Sparta as this is set within the broader archaeological framework of the Hellenistic, Roman and Late Antique Aegean
Bibliography
- Archaiologikon Deltion 49 (1994) Chron. B1, pp. 171-176, 184-188,
- Archaiologikon Deltion 50 (1995) Chron. B1, pp.120-124, 124-133,140, 144, 146
- Archaiologikon Deltion 51 (1996) Chron. B1, pp.101-114, 120-125, 126-132
- Archaiologikon Deltion 52 (1997) Chron. B1, pp.160-166, 166-174
- Archaiologikon Deltion 53 (1998) Chron. B1, pp.149-167, 169-170, 172-174
Organisations
Hellenic Ministry of Culture - 5th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities (Excavations by S. Raftopoulou, A. Themos, E. Zavvou)
Laboratory
- Microanalysis Research Facility, Department of Classics and Archaeology, the University of Nottingham
- Funded by: The J. F. Costopoulos Foundation 2007-2008 (€3,000)
- Guido Award 2008 - Bead Study Trust (£400)