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Glasses. Rohan Ramchandani 1 st Encore. Old times glasses called spectacles . . History. In 1284, a man named Salvino D’armate discovered the first glasses in Italy.
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Glasses Rohan Ramchandani 1st Encore
History In 1284, a man named Salvino D’armate discovered the first glasses in Italy. They consisted of two framed glass or crystal stones, and were held up to the eyes using a handle. It is unclear who invented these primitive eyeglasses, but their use soon spread throughout Europe. During this time, Venice, Italy, was a Mecca for medieval glass production. The guild of crystal workers was established in 1284. In 1300, they adopted regulations for the manufacture of “discs for the eyes.” This served as a major catalyst for the future of eyeglasses. By the end of the 14th century, thousands of eyeglasses were being exported to all of Europe. It was made because some people can’t see and it was made by drinking glasses.
How did Glasses change the society? • The Society of Glass and Ceramic Decorated Products (SGCDpro) provides designers, decorators and marketers of glass, ceramic and related products with resources for maximizing profitability, technical applications and regulatory compliance. Included are our newsletter, Deco News, which is published nine times a year, our annual Directory of Members which includes a comprehensive buyer’s guide of materials and services used in the industry Society of Glass & Ceramic Decorated Products
Example • Before when glasses were not invented people can’t see far things or near things. • Then glasses got invented, so many people started wearing glasses. • People watch a lot of TV they get glasses. • Now 20% of people wear glasses.
Why I choose this topic? • I chose this topic because I wear glasses too. • I also think that when you wear glasses you look smarter. • Glasses are cool because if you wear glasses and sometimes you forget to wear it you can’t see properly.
References • http://www.jastown.com/acces/sp-789.jpg • http://www.teagleoptometry.com/history.htm • http://inventors.about.com/od/gstartinventions/a/glass_3.htm • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glasses • http://www.i4ulenses.com/histry.htm • http://www.amazon.com/History-World-6-Glasses/dp/0802715524