Medieval and Early Post-Medieval Glassworks
Introductions to Heritage Assets
An introduction to medieval and early post-medieval glassworks.
A medieval glassworks was an industrial site where glass was made from raw materials, and where either glass vessels, or window glass, or both, were made.
Descriptions of the asset type and its distribution and development are included, along with a brief chronology.
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