| Roman Furnace Project 2005 | ||
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This Project ran between April and May 2005 at our Quarley workshop in Hampshire.
The aim was to build two wood-fired furnaces based on excavated Roman remains and to use them for glassblowing. See this page for an introduction to the project |
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| For links to descriptions and photographs of the furnaces and the project in general, see: | ||
| Construction Phase | Glassworking Phase | Dismantling Phase |
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General Photographs
Daub-making Photographs Pot Furnace Photographs Tank Furnace Photographs Annealing Oven Photographs |
General Photographs
Pot Furnace Photographs Tank Furnace Photographs Annealing Oven and Glass Glassblowing Photographs |
General Photographs
Pot Furnace Photographs Tank Furnace Photographs Annealing Oven Photographs Tank Furnace and Oven Weathering |
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Thermal Imaging Photographs Woodpile and Ash Pits Covering the Pot Furnace Photographs of Pots Photographs of Glass Waste Photographs of Glass Vessels Plans and Section Drawings |
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Two articles on the Roman Furnace Project have been published in the Journal of Glass Studies, Volume 50 (2008)
Click here for the Taylor and Hill article. Click here for the Sarah Paynter article.
| Archive | Articles |
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Archive of newsletters on mosaic glass:
Newsletter 1- General Introduction Newsletter 2- Grinding and Polishing Newsletter 3- Sealing Wax Red Newsletter 4- Rods, Canes and Florets 1 Newsletter 5- Rods, Canes and Florets 2 Newsletter 6- Fusing and Slumping Archive: newsletter on core-formed glass: Newsletter 7- Core-formed Glass Archive: photographs of our mosaic bowls: Pages 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (20 images per page) Archive: photographs of our mosaic ribbed bowls: Pages 8 9 The
Archive and Articles links are
also found on |
Articles on mould-blown beakers,
all from Colchester:
1 - Making Roman glass today 4 - Gladiators! 5 - The 'Circus Maximus' beaker Article on mould-blown vessels: 2 - On making prismatic Roman bottles Article about us and our glass: 3 - I can't believe it's not Roman! Article on window glass 6 - No Pane, No Gain! Articles on ribbed bowls: 7 - Mosaic Glass and Ribbed Bowls 8 - Ribbed Bowls and their Manufacture |
| Television and Film Work | Artwork |
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This page has a summary of the work we have done
for television and films |
Links to David's work as an
archaeological illustrator and to a selection of his
cartoons. There are several categories:
1 - Early Music Cartoons 2 - Lute Cartoons 3 - Mithras Cartoons 4 - Miscellaneous Cartoons 5 - Roman/Glass Cartoons |