Roman Glass R. D. Perry

Roman Glass R. D. PerryExplores the evolution of Roman glassworking (1st century B. C. to 6th century A. D.) influenced by social attitudes and historical events like slavery, wars, and plagues. The narrative intertwines with the role of glassware in daily Roman life. Special appendices cover ancient glassmaking technology and opinions on glass properties.

Serbia–EU Border Lives and Works is an interdisciplinary

They consider a range of visual arts media

including death

Ross Bleckner

it has the unique and laudable ability to win the reader’s sympathy for the most unsavoury of characters

Coup in Damascus explores Syria's 1949 military coup by focusing on cost-driven political action

from Alma Taylor and Ivor Novello in the Silent period

this is a significant work for use in the study of Modern Languages or film

while sympathetic

Each consisted of a shallow pit

This book argues that local performance events offer a way to read the world

International Scientific Relations offers a holistic analysis of the role and impact of science