It depends who you mean by "they".
Glass was not widely available during the Anglo-Saxon period, except for the most wealthy who had drinking vessels of green glass. Small bottles, beakers and other items were made of green glass through the medieval period, but it was always very expensive and out of the reach of most people - much of it was imported from the Middle East, Italy and other parts of Europe.
By the late medieval period clear glass was being made, but it was still something too expensive for ordinary folk. Very little glass has survived for the medieval era, except in Church contexts where painted or stained glass was used frequently in windows.
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Flagoon, pitcher
In the medievil times the warlords fought for the protection of their king.
Richard III was the last medievil king of England
The roole of medeival women were to have sex with all of the rlers so that they could bear a royal child for the successor
because water was unsafe to drink
Yes, the art of glass making goes back to ancient Egypt. In Egypt they made small items liked beads, vases, jewerly, but in the middle ages there were stain glass windows in churches and glass in houses.
Medievil Times at Arundel mills mall
Medievil times
Hi how do I actually know
The Crusades
yes, most were christian
Yard, Yak
6 years old, it's medieval times
medieval times? well
The same as he was in the begining and th esame as he is now.
In the medievil times the warlords fought for the protection of their king.
they are made of glass
MediEvil happened in 1998.