Variant Title:
Russian summary title: Drevneĭshee arkheologicheskoe skelo v vostochnoĭ Evrope
English summary title: Ancient archaeological glass in Eastern Europe
Notes:
Extract from: Arkheolohii︠a︡ (Kiev, Ukraine : 1989), no. 2, 1997.
"This paper presents a full-scale analysis of glass beads found in settlements of late Tripolie (Usatovo, Sofievka, Ketroshiki)"--P. 81.
The author concludes that the people of the 4th-3rd millennium B.C. in the areas of Anatolia, Transcaucasia, and the Balkans who worked high-temperature materials were purposefully trying to produce glass-like masses, and that a glass school was begun in this region, but later split to smaller schools such as Mesopotamian, old-Egyptian, "Finikian", etc.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 79-81).
In Ukranian, with summaries in Russian and English.
