Glass Finds from Excavations at Petaḥ Tiqwa, Mulabbis

This study presents the glass artifacts recovered from the excavations at Khirbat Mulabbis. Although preservation is limited, the assemblage includes items dating to the Late Roman–early Byzantine, Early Islamic and Crusader periods. The analysis focuses on manufacturing techniques, vessel forms and colors, and draws comparisons with assemblages from nearby sites and well-dated contexts at farther sites. The findings contribute to a broader understanding of glass production and use in the region and of the material culture of these periods.