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Year: 2000
Roman glass urn 1st and 2nd Century AD
The technique of making glass was discovered by the Egyptians 4,000 years BC. Under the Roman Empire, Syria was the largest center for the production of art glass and the training center for master glassmakers. The discovery in June 1985 in Tipaza of an ancient glass foundry confirms the existence of glassmaking workshops in the region. Glass objects and works take the most diverse shapes and often represent cups, dishes, bottles, goblets, etc. Cinerary urn Blue glass cremation urn. Bulbous body, high with rounded shoulders on which two simple handles rest on either side of the neck. Provenance Caesarea Gate Necropolis – Tipaza, 1st and 2nd centuries AD. AD
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Lactarius deliciosus - Delicious lactarius
Lepiota procera - Raised Lepiota
Psalliota xanthoderma - Yellow Agaric
Bolenus satanas - Satan Bolete
25th Anniversary of the African Development Bank ADB
35th Anniversary of the National Liberation War
Xiphias gladius (Swordfish)
Pagellus bogaraveo (Pironneau)
Zelis faber (Saint Pierre)
Sarda sarda (Striped bonito)
National Productions
Centenary of the Inter-Parliamentary Union
20th Anniversary of the First Man on the Moon
International Children's Day
Locust Control
20th Anniversary of National Service
Hassi R'mel Gas Complex
Ouargla Higher Normal School
Saharan Agriculture
Tamanrasset aerodrome
Tebessa Airfield
Es Sénia Oran aerodrome
National Telecommunications Network
