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Showcase XVI
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Glasswork. It was the late fourth century when a
glass-making shop was organized on the northern region of Cherson. Local glass
was yellowish-green and included many air bubbles. The Chersonites constructed
glass windows both in churches and dwelling houses. Window-panes looked like small
square and rectangular plates or round disks 5-6 mm thick inset into wooden or
lead frames. These frames were used to assemble the entire window.
The vitrine presents the products of
glass-makers. You can see the fragments of round and rectangular window plates.
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Museum halls
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Hall 1
Exhibition sections: ВЕЛИКОЕ ПЕРЕСЕЛЕНИЕ НАРОДОВ_en; ГОРОДСКОЕ УПРАВЛЕНИЕ_en; Army; Religion; МОНУМЕНТАЛЬНАЯ АРХИТЕКТУРА И ИСКУССТВО_en; ГОРОДСКОЕ СТРОИТЕЛЬСТВО_en; РЕМЕСЛА_en; СЕЛЬСКОЕ ХОЗЯЙСТВО И ПРОМЫСЛЫ_en; | Hall 2
Exhibition sections: ОБРАБОТКА КОСТИ И ДЕРЕВА_en; ТКАЧЕСТВО И ПРЯДЕНИЕ_en; БЫТ_en; МОНЕТНОЕ ДЕЛО_en; ТОРГОВЛЯ_en; РУССКО-КОРСУНСКИЕ СВЯЗИ_en; | Hall 3
Exhibition sections: СЕВЕРНОЕ ПРИЧЕРНОМОРЬЕ И ВИЗАНТИЯ В XII – XIII вв._en; |
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