Roman glass-making furnaces discovered in Egypt’s Delta

Date: 14 September 2015

Glass-making furnaces dating back to the Roman Egypt period (30B.C.-395A.D.,) have been unearthed in Egypt’s Delta archaeological site of Tell Mutubis, the Antiquities Ministry stated Friday.

The discovery was made during a magnetic gradient survey carried out by a joint mission of the UK’s Durham University, directed by Dr.Penny Wilson, and Egypt’s Mansoura University.

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