Petrie, W. M. Flinders (William Matthew Flinders), Sir, 1853-1942 · London, Edinburgh, T. N. Foulis · leaf 216
thicknesses. The actual production of theglass we deal with below. The patterns on a vaseor bead were produced by winding threads aroundthe body, and then dragging the surface at regularintervals (figs. 120, 121). If dragged always in onedirection, it made a series of loops or U pattern ; ifdragged… … 120. 121. Vases (XVIIIth dynasty) 122. Mosaic (late) GLASS vases are those usual in other materials at this period,such as T? f\ TT . This same method was fol-lowed in s J \_J J_L the glass found at Cumae nearNaples, dating from about 700 B.C. It is distin-guished from the Egyptian fabric by a…
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