the very first glasses of which archaeologists found in the tomb of the egyptian pharaoh tutankhamunasses, and the emperor a neuron that could not stand the sun's rays looked at them, according to historians, through the emerald even more facts from the history of glasses. i’ll tell you right now a large number of lenses were discovered by archaeologists in greece , egypt, and also by archaeologists , there was not a word about the use of lenses for vision correction about 900 years ago , arab scientists al-ghazen realized that they could see enlarged objects. it is possible through a spherical piece of glass. this discovery is considered the first stage of the 12th century, according to most historians, the first optical device appears. in italy , a florentine master connected two lenses with the help of a frame. salvador de armata, a version appeared a little later that the first glasses were invented by roger bacon, he studied the anatomy of the eye and even wrote a treatise on the refraction of sunlight. inside the lens, in the xiv century, a monocle appears in the xv fashionable

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