How ancient glass destroyed by the Beirut explosion was reconstructed

by Philippa Kaur 29 September 2022, 13:02 189 Views

By David Stock

In 2020, a chemical explosion in Beirut caused 218 deaths and widespread destruction. It also shattered one of the world’s richest collections of ancient glassware, offering experts the chance to analyse the artefacts in ways that would otherwise have been impossible

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How ancient glass destroyed by the Beirut explosion was reconstructed

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