File:Claret-Halle du Verre-Bloc de verre antique-20140615.jpg

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Description Roman glass block (II century AD) found in a shipwreck in front off the isles of Harbour of Embiez intended to glassmakers established at the foot of the mountain Orthus, with some cylindrical cups which only the background more thick has survived at the sinking..
Date Taken on 24 August 2015.
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Author Daniel VILLAFRUELA.
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