17世纪以前玻璃的发展对欧洲文明的影响（The development of glass before the 17th century influenced European civilization）.docVIP

17世纪以前玻璃的发展对欧洲文明的影响（The development of glass before the 17th century influenced European civilization） The development of glass before the 17th century influenced European civilization Glass is an important material. The development of glass from Europe to the 17th century expanded the function of glass. In different periods, glass was applied in different fields and had important influence on European life, gothic architecture, painting art and modern science. According to known archaeological excavations, the earliest glass manufacturing industry began around the middle of the third millennium BC. Ancient glass relics were first found in the Mesopotamia of Mesopotamia. The original glass was opaque. This period and after one thousand years or even longer time most of the glass is made of such will be a wrapped in cloth bag cores in crucible containing viscous melt glass then on flat or rolled plate roll forming adornment method is usually in the device wall act the role ofing lines or use other pigments or ring decoration but occasionally painted decorative light. In the early glass, there are three kinds of small containers for making pottery, making jewelry, and making the main liquid. The development of glass in Roman times influenced European life There was a great progress in glass making in the end of the century B.C. a revolutionary technology for making glass products was invented and that was the invention of blowing glass. Dip it in a glass of molten glass with a steel tube at least one meter long and then blow the glass into a bubble. At first it was put in the molds and the system quickly developed into a model-less blow. It was relatively easy to learn and spread through the glass workshops of the Roman provinces. The invention of blowing technology made a great breakthrough in the glass process. The technology allows for very thin and transparent glass that greatly promotes the use of glass products in European life. The Romans took center stage in t