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Exploring Bristol’s historic glass industry: archaeological investigation at the Soap Boilers’ and Hoopers’ glasshouses, and the Powell & Ricketts’ Bottle Works, Avon Street, Glass Wharf, Bristol
Post-Medieval Archaeology Pub Date : 2018-05-04 , DOI: 10.1080/00794236.2018.1515403
Richard A. Gregory , David Dungworth , Chris Wild , Vix Hughes

SUMMARY: In 2007, extensive archaeological excavation was undertaken on an important post-medieval glassworking site at Glass Wharf, Bristol. The excavation exposed remains relating to a series of glassworks dating between the early 18th and early 20th centuries and, significantly, uncovered a sequence of five glass-melting furnaces and covering structures, which together reflect wider changes in glassmaking technology throughout these periods. Detailed scientific analysis of glassworking debris from the excavation has also been undertaken, which provides much-needed detail on the development of recipes and raw materials used in bottle manufacture during the 18th and 19th centuries.

中文翻译:

探索布里斯托尔历史悠久的玻璃工业:在肥皂锅炉和胡珀斯玻璃温室以及鲍威尔和里基茨的制瓶厂进行考古调查,布里斯托尔玻璃码头埃文街

摘要:2007年,在布里斯托尔玻璃码头的一个重要的中世纪后玻璃工地进行了广泛的考古发掘。裸露的挖掘物与18世纪初至20世纪初的一系列玻璃厂有关,并且显着地发现了五个玻璃熔炉和覆盖结构的序列,这些序列共同反映了整个时期玻璃制造技术的广泛变化。还对开挖中的玻璃加工残渣进行了详细的科学分析,这为18世纪和19世纪瓶制造中使用的配方和原材料的开发提供了急需的细节。
更新日期:2018-05-04
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