在中国广西发掘的汉代墓群中,发现了一小批不同寻常的玻璃器皿(glass vessels)。墓葬年代显示出这些玻璃器皿的制作时间最早大概是西汉中晚期,并一直持续至东汉时期。虽然一开始它们被认为是舶来品,但后来通过对部分玻璃器皿的化学分析却证实它们并非源自地中海或西亚。本文认为这些汉代玻璃器皿实际上是在今越南北部和中国南部的北部湾地区生产的 In the Han tombs unearthed in Guangxi, China, a small group of unusual glass vessels was discovered. The tombs show that the earliest production time of these glassware was probably the middle and late Western Han Dynasty and lasted until the Eastern Han Dynasty. Although initially considered as exotic, their subsequent chemical analysis of some of the glassware confirmed that they did not originate in the Mediterranean or West Asia. This article argues that these glassware in the Han Dynasty was actually produced in northern Vietnam today and in the northern bay of southern China