PROVENIENCE STUDY OF MEDIEVAL BULGARIAN GLASSES BY NAA AND CLUSTER ANALYSIS

I. Kuleff · Rumiana Djingova · G. DJINGOV

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Glass properties and applications Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts

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The neutron activation analysis results from 30 glass samples were subjected to cluster analysis. The reliable localization of part of the medieval glass finds from Preslav enabled the evaluation of the variety of the production of a medieval glass workshop (ninth‐tenth century), allowing conclusions to be made about the technological level of glass‐making in Bulgaria during the Middle Ages. The work proved that NAA followed by cluster analysis is a successful approach to finding the local and chronological features of the investigated glasses.

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