An edition of Ancient glass research along the Silk Road
(2009)
Ancient glass research along the Silk Road
by Fuxi Gan and Robert H. Brill
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English translation of the Chinese publication Si chou zhi lu shang de gu dai bo li yan jiu, proceedings of the 2004 Urumqi Symposium on Ancient Glass in Northern China and the 2005 Shanghai International Workshop of Archaeology of Glass, with the addition of some new information and six previously unpublished papers presented at the International Congress on Glass held in Kyoto, Japan in 2004.
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Table of Contents
Origin and evolution of ancient Chinese glass -- Gan Fuxi
The Silk Road and ancient Chinese glass -- Gan Fuxi
Opening remarks and setting the stage: lecture at the 2005 Shanghai International Workshop on the Archaeology of Glass along the Silk Road -- Robert H. Brill
The second Kazuo Yamasaki TC-17 lecture on Asian glass: recent lead-isotope analyses of some Asian glasses with remarks on strontium-isotope analyses -- Robert H. Brill and Hiroshi Shirahata
Glass and bead trade on the Asian sea -- Insook Lee
Characteristics of early glasses in ancient Korea with respect to Asia's maritime bead trade -- Insook Lee
Ancient lead-silicate glasses and glazes of Central Asia -- Abdugani A. Abdurazakov
Central Asian glassmaking during the ancient and medieval periods -- Abdugani A. Abdurazakov
Scientific study of the glass objects found in Japan from the third century BC to the third century AD -- Takayasu Koezuka and Kazuo Yamasaki
Chemical analysis of the glass vessel in Toshodaiji Temple designated a national treasure through a portable X-Ray fluorescence spectrometer: where did the glass vessel come from? -- Akiko Hokura ... [et al.]
On the glass origins in ancient China from the relationship between glassmaking and metallurgy -- Qian Wei
The inspiration of the Silk Road for Chinese glass art -- Lu Chi
Faience beads of the western Zhou Dynasty excavated in Gansu Province, China: a technical study -- Zhang Zhiguo and Ma Qinglin
Scientific research on glass fragments of the 6th century AD in Guyuan County, Ningxia, China -- Song Yan and Ma Qinglin
Glass artifacts unearthed from the tombs at the Zhagunluke and Sampula cemeteries in Xinjiang -- Wang Bo and Lu Lipeng
Chemical composition analyses of early glasses of different historical periods found in Xinjiang, China -- Li Qinghui ... [et al.]
Glass materials excavated from the kiln site of tricolor glazed pottery at Liquanfang in Chang An City of the Tang Dynasty -- Jiang Jie
Ancient glass in the grassland of Inner Mongolia -- Huang Xueyin
Glasses of the northern Wei Dynasty found at Datong -- An Jiayao
Glass vessels of the Tang Dynasty and the five dynasties found in Guangzhou -- An Jiayao
PIXE study on the ancient glasses of the Han Dynasty unearthed in Hepu County, Guangxi -- Li Qinghui
Multivariate statistical analysis of some ancient glasses unearthed in southern and southwestern China -- Fu Xiufeng and Gan Fuxi
Study of the ancient glasses found in Chongqing -- Ma Bo ... [et al]
Study of the earliest eye beads in China unearthed from the Xu Jialing tomb in Xichuan of Henan Province -- Gan Fuxi ... [et al.].
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