Chris Entwistle

Covers: Body-chains: Hellenistic to Late Roman, a Universal Sundial in the British Museum, Sources of cloisonné enamel: some early fused gold and glass inlays, the so-called Grado Chair ivories, Personification of the Byzantine empress, three illuminating objects in the Lampsacus treasure, Middle Byzantine stamp seals in semi-precious stone, the production of red glass and enamels, some late 10th and 11th century cloisonné enamel brooches and finger-rings from Denmark.