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The pre-Roman Era glass beads in the Archaeological Museum of Ibiza and Formentera. Not gorgeously illustrated, but with a serious text written by a trained archaeologist (i.e. including chemical analysis of the glass used in single beads).101 pages. With a short but interesting bibliography. ISBN 84-87143-17-2 I was elated to learn there that men's necklaces were then short, while women's were long -- a fashion not yet obsolete, as most of the boys I see wearing necklaces do use chokers. Copyright 2024
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Original Message: My two cents.
The pre-Roman Era glass beads in the Archaeological Museum of Ibiza and Formentera. Not gorgeously illustrated, but with a serious text written by a trained archaeologist (i.e. including chemical analysis of the glass used in single beads).101 pages. With a short but interesting bibliography. ISBN 84-87143-17-2 I was elated to learn there that men's necklaces were then short, while women's were long -- a fashion not yet obsolete, as most of the boys I see wearing necklaces do use chokers. Copyright 2024 All rights reserved by Bead Collector Network and its users

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