ORIGINES ET USAGES DU VERRE ISSU DE QUELQUES SITES ECCLÉSIAUX ET MONASTIQUES TARDO-ANTIQUES ET HAUT MÉDIÉVAUX DU LITTORAL NORD CROATE
Inès Pactat|Morana Čaušević-Bully|Sébastien Bully|Šime Perović|Ranko Starac|Bernard Gratuze|Nadine Schibille
Istria and the Kvarner archipelago are strategically located on main maritime trade routes connecting eastern Mediterranean with
the western provinces of Byzantine Empire in late antique period, with Carolingian Europe ninth century. Ecclesiastical
and monastic institutions played a significant role establishment maintenance these North Adriatic networks, and
the archaeological material from sites is essential for understanding dynamics exchange within medieval Byzantine
Empire beyond. The present contribution discusses vitreous recovered several ecclesiastical in
the Archipelago dating to 5th 11th centuries CE. 65 glass fragments were analysed by LA-ICP-MS determine major,
minor trace element compositions raw material. Particular attention given window lighting devices in
context comparative multi-site approach elucidate chronological geographical developments supply to
this region. data compared finds Italy Balkans commonalities and/or local specificities.
HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe)