Publications
Glass News
The Association for the History of Glass publishes Glass News which is the newsletter of the AHG. It was first published in 1996 and is now published twice a year. It publishes short articles on new discoveries and ongoing research, reviews of conferences and books, and notices of forthcoming events. Previous issues have included articles on subjects as diverse as A medieval high-lead glass beaker from Oxford, Rituals Connected with Breaking Glass, the experimental Roman Glass furnace project, the metallurgical and technological origins of glass, Tudor Glass from Gutter Lane, and the provenance of the Portland Vase.
A list of the contents of previous issues can be found by clicking here.
Any articles or notices should be sent to the editors of glass news, Sarah Paynter or Rachel Tyson.
Sarah Paynter
EH Centre for Archaeology
Fort Cumberland, Fort Cumberland Rd
Eastney,
Portsmouth PO4 9LD
AIHV publications
The AIHV publishes the proceedings of its Congresses in a series called Annales du Congrès de l'Association Internationale pour l'Histoire du Verre. Details of the contents of the proceedings and how to purchase them can be found at the AIHV web site.
Special volumes fully or partly sponsored by AHG.
The Association has published edited collections based on the papers given at several of its study days or sponsored publication of other scholarly work.
J. Price (ed.). Glass in Britain and Ireland, AD 350-1100. British Museum Occasional Paper No. 127. London: The British Museum.
V. I. Evison 2008 Catalogue of Anglo-Saxon Glass in the British Museum (Editor: Sonja Marzinzik, Contribution by: Ian C.Freestone) British Museum Research Publication 167. London: British Museum Press.
Other Publications
Bayley, J 2009 ‘Early medieval lead-rich glass in the British Isles – a survey of the evidence’, in K Janssens, P Degryse, P Cosyns, J Caen and L Van’t dack (eds), Annales du 17e Congrès de l’Association Internationale pour l’Histoire du Verre. Brussels: University Press Antwerp, 255-260.
Bayley, J 2008 Lincoln: Evidence for glass-working on Flaxengate and other sites in the city. Research Department Report 68/2008. Portsmouth: English Heritage. Which can be downloaded from http://research.english-heritage.org.uk/report/?14689.
Bayley, J 2007, ‘Early medieval lead-rich glass trinkets’, [English Heritage] Research News 6, 24-25.
Selected Bibliographies of Glass Researchers and Glass Research in the UK
Please follow this link to a list of Selected Bibliographies of Glass Researchers and Glass Research in the UK (available as pdf files).
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