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Papers of the International Committee on Ancient Glass and British Committee on Ancient...

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Title
Papers of the International Committee on Ancient Glass and British Committee on Ancient Glass
Date
1950-57
Description

Records of the International Committee on Ancient Glass (ICAG) and the British Committee on Ancient Glass (BCAG); 1950-7. The ICAG was formed in 1950 to coordinate the production of a census of extant ancient glass by country, from its origins to c. 1200, and to prepare a written survey. The study was divided into 15 areas. The BCAG (area 1 of the ICAG) was founded in Jan.1953 under the auspices of SA, and appointed Dorothy Charlesworth to undertake the British census. This work was completed by Sept.1955. No publication was produced by ICAG owing to lack of funds. The BCAG ceased to meet after 1959. See also D.B.Harden, 'Study and research on ancient glass: past and future', Journal of Glass Studies, 26 (1984), 9-24.

Held by
Society of Antiquaries of London
Former department reference
SAL/MS/965/1-3; MS 965
Creator(s)
  • International Committee on Ancient Glass
  • British Committee on Ancient Glass
Immediate source of acquisition
CAG/001-002 were presented in 1986 by Robert James Charleston, FSA, former Secretary of BCAG; CAG/003 was deposited earlier.
Unpublished finding aids
Society of Antiquaries online catalogue: https://collections.sal.org.uk/cag
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/fa218fc3-df98-4be0-bbd7-e16eea0522a0/

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Papers of the International Committee on Ancient Glass and British Committee on Ancient Glass