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Unearthing Lamp: The Psalm 119 Lamp and Its Journey from Judean Sites to Modern Hands
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Genuine lamp from the Iron Age II period
Discovered in Judean archaeological .
Discovered in Hebron, this Iron Age II clay oil lamp dates to the First Temple Period
Clay Raised Bottom Lamp.
Lamp Pottery 600 - 5400 B.C.
Daily use in .
A beautiful First Temple period oil lamp - Iron Age II.
● Ancient Biblical pottery.
● 2700 years old oil lamp.
● First Temple period lamp.
● Certificate of .
2700 Years Old Perfume Juglet Made of Black Clay
Iron Age II (1000 –586 BC).
First Temple Period in Jerusalem.
Burnished black clay.
From the time of Solomon.
IAA .
Iron Age II Juglet Painted in Red and Black
Perfume Clay jug 1050 B.C.
Delicate handle connecting the body with Neck.
Height: 3" / Width: 2" inches.
Discovered in .
Ceramic Figurine - Idol from the time of Hezekiah.
First Temple Period figurine.
Horse and rider.
Time of Hezekiah.
Certificate of authenticity.
Shipped from Jerusalem.
Painted Jug used Israelite Kingdom Iron Age II
Red varnished with black stripes clay.
7.5" inches High - 5" inches wide.
Used Phoenician spice merchants 8th century BC.
Includes .
A First Temple and King David Period Ancient Clay Oil Lamp Iron Age II.
Discovered in Jerusalem.
A First Temple Clay Oil Lamp Iron Age II.
Biblical prophet Ezekiel period.
Reddish pottery type - discovered in the Jerusalem area.
A First Temple and King David Period Clay Oil Lamp Iron Age II.
Discovered In the South Bethlehem were king David home town.