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Glaze production at an early Islamic workshop in al-Andalus
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  • 2005La vaisselle de table à Byzance : un artisanat et un marché peu perméables aux influences extérieures79 cited
  • 2015Revisiting the beginnings of tin-opacified Islamic glazes71 cited
  • 2018The transition from lead transparent to tin-opacified glaze productions in the western Islamic lands: al-Andalus, c. 875–929 CE44 cited
  • 2015Glass production at an Early Islamic workshop in Tel Aviv42 cited
  • 1991The 'Abbāsid Glazed Wares of Sīrāf and the Baṣra Connection: Petrographic Analysis38 cited

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