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Episode 79: Ankan's Glass Bowl

Glass bowl from central Asia, said to be from the tomb of Ankan Tennō. Photo by author.

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This episode we talk about the bowl (above) said to be from the tomb of Ankan Tennō, but we also talk about more than that. The above bowl is said to be from an early 6th century tomb, and appears consistent with at least 5th century Sassanid glassware.

Similar glassware is found elsewhere and in a Sassanian context

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