More than 1000 fragments of glass vessels were found in the excavation along the eastern fringes of Tel Shiqmona, of which c. 625 were identified. All the vessels were free-blown and produced from colorless, bluish green and greenish glass. The vessels include bowls, lamps, cups and goblets, a jar and bottles. They are of types that are
well-known in Israel during the Late Roman and Byzantine periods. Also found were small fragments of round windowpanes and glass tesserae, probably used in a wall mosaic.