Amber and Grecian finds reshape ancient trade in amber
Archaeologists at Ohio highlight amber origin in Paleolithic Britain and amber beads in Greek tombs. Dr Curt Beck and Dr Earle Caley describe how infrared and electron beam analysis reveal Tibetan-like glass and gold silver colloids used in ancient glassmaking. The Baltic amber cup at the Corning Museum is discussed as an example of early glass technology and trade networks.
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Joseph R. Hixson
Caley
University of Ohio
Veeney
Britain
Ohio
Europe
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Inder
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Curt Wal Lsteie
Beck
Earle R. Caley
Vassar College
Thenetic
American Chemical Society
B.C
Cedus Beck
Amberland
Scandina
Brill
Vassar
Robert H. Brill
Corning Museum
Eisey
Denmark
Germany
Russia
Baltic
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