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Glasspiegel im Mittelalter: Fakten, Funde und Fragen
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Glasspiegel im Mittelalter: Fakten, Funde und Fragen
Glasspiegel im Mittelalter: Fakten, Funde und Fragen
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Author/Artist:
Krueger, Ingeborg
Published In:
v. 190, 1990, pp. 233-319 Bonner Jahrbücher
Subjects:
Glassware, Medieval
Record Number
Bib ID:
AI27456
Description
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Notes
Medieval glass mirrors. Includes a scientific analysis by Harald Ihmsen, Hans Mommsen, Gerhard Eggert
