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Medieval and Renaissance glass technology in Tuscany. Part 4: the XIVth sites of Santa Cristina (Gambassi–Firenze) and Poggio Imperiale (Siena)
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  • 2003Medieval and renaissance glass technology in Valdelsa (Florence). Part 1: raw materials, sands and non-vitreous finds26 cited
  • 2005Medieval and renaissance glass technology in Valdelsa (Florence). Part 3: vitreous finds and crucibles20 cited
  • 2005Medieval and renaissance glass technology in Valdelsa (Florence). Part 2: vitreous finds and sands20 cited

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