In this thesis, the glass findings from the location of Podkućine and Beli grad, located in the bay of Podšilo in Lopar on the island of Rab, were systematically analysed. In the first chapters of the paper, archaeological researches in the entire area of Lopar are briefly presented and then the focus is on the previously published archaeological researches of the Podšilo bay, which resulted in the discovery of numerous movable and immovable archaeological findings that can be dated mostly to the period of late antiquity. The next part of the paper is related to the presentation of the basic techniques of glassmaking and glass production in the Roman world in order to convey the importance of glass objects for everyday life. The main part of the paper refers to the typological and chronological analysis of the glass material collected during several years of archaeological research in Podšilo bay. A total of 61 glass fragments were analyzed in which it was possible to determine the typology of object. The typologies of the authors Uboldi, Isings and Spaer were used, and the findings refer to everyday objects such as drinking glasses (Isings 96, 106 and 111), bowls (Isings 116), jugs (Isings 120) and lamps (Isings 134/Uboldi 1). Also, there were few finds for which it was not possible to determine the type with certainty. As a special, somewhat more luxurious find, a black glass bracelet (Spaer type A2) also stands out.