Table 2 Comparative glass from eastern Mediterranean sites

Vergina (Macedonia, Greece)

c. 340 BCE

Colourless inlays

[8]: pp. 51–52; [9]: p. 65

Gordion (central Anatolia)

c. mid 4th–early 2nd C BCE

Monochrome beads and vessels

[45]

Pydna (Macedonia, Greece)

c. 300–290 BCE

Colourless vessels, plate

[26]

Bead factory (Rhodes)

Late 3rd–2nd C BCE

Cullet, canes, beads, vessels

[8]: p. 51; [9]: pp. 63–64

Pherai (Thessaly, Greece)

3rd–1st C BCE

Colourless

[15]

Rhodes Kakoula property

c. 175–150 BCE

Waste raw and acqua glass cullet

[49]

Tel Anafa (Israel)

c. 150–75 BCE

Monochrome bowls

[8]: p. 53; [9]: p. 67

Rhodes Necropolis

2nd–1st C BCE

Cast monochrome bowls, cullet

[10]: pp. 48, 115