Rose Broadley
@roseb.bsky.social
Archaeologist, introvert, parent. Glass specialist (http://www.historicglass.co.uk)
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Rose Broadley
@roseb.bsky.social
· Apr 28
Second blog post on the early medieval glass from the royal settlement site at Rendlesham heritagesuffolk.wordpress.com/2024/04/11/ren…
University of Reading Cookham Field School 2025 season is up and running, hooray! Keep those video updates coming 🙏❤️ #earlymedieval youtu.be/EGwScesy-18?...
CookhamDig25 Week 1 roundup
YouTube video by School of Archaeology, Geography and Environmental Science
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July 21, 2025 at 11:38 AM
University of Reading Cookham Field School 2025 season is up and running, hooray! Keep those video updates coming 🙏❤️ #earlymedieval youtu.be/EGwScesy-18?...
Reposted by Rose Broadley
All back issues of Glass News (to 1996!) are available open access on our site. Please do drop us a line, too, if you'd like to contribute to a future issue: glassnews@historyofglass.org.uk
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January 31, 2025 at 12:16 PM
All back issues of Glass News (to 1996!) are available open access on our site. Please do drop us a line, too, if you'd like to contribute to a future issue: glassnews@historyofglass.org.uk
Second blog post on the early medieval glass from the royal settlement site at Rendlesham heritagesuffolk.wordpress.com/2024/04/11/ren…
April 28, 2024 at 11:02 AM
Second blog post on the early medieval glass from the royal settlement site at Rendlesham heritagesuffolk.wordpress.com/2024/04/11/ren…
Reposted by Rose Broadley
Glass beads were a luxury product in Bronze Age central Europe. These 3,000 year-old beads were found in the pile-dwelling settlements of Sipplingen and Hagnau-Burg at Lake Constance. They were probably made in the Alpine foothills from raw glass imported from Italy. 🏺
October 20, 2023 at 9:30 AM
Glass beads were a luxury product in Bronze Age central Europe. These 3,000 year-old beads were found in the pile-dwelling settlements of Sipplingen and Hagnau-Burg at Lake Constance. They were probably made in the Alpine foothills from raw glass imported from Italy. 🏺
The last week of the last of three seasons of excavation at early medieval Rendlesham is complete🏺Last round of post-ex about to begin!
The Final Week at the Rendlesham Excavations 2023 (Week 7)
Featured image: Volunteers excavating and recording the archaeology (foreground) and cleaning the trench (background) (taken by Graham Allen) During the final week of the Rendlesham Revealed excavatio...
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October 15, 2023 at 3:47 PM
The last week of the last of three seasons of excavation at early medieval Rendlesham is complete🏺Last round of post-ex about to begin!
Going to make today's fabulous double rainbow my first post on the Blue Sky place
September 21, 2023 at 6:30 PM
Going to make today's fabulous double rainbow my first post on the Blue Sky place