Ancient clay lamps from the Early Bronze age discovered on archaeological excavations in Israel. Collectable artifacts from the early chapters of the book of Genesis. The clay oil lamps of this time are primitive, made with the corners of the bowl pinched for the wick to sit in.
The Early Bronze Age designates a period of time from before and during the lives of the biblical patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. In the Early Bronze Age lamps were simple bowls, typically pinched on four sides to form four places for the wicks. Job may have been familiar with this type of lamp, as well, when he wrote, “When God watched over me, when His lamp shone upon my head, and when by His light I walked through darkness” (Job 29:2–3).
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Discovering the Four Spouted Oil Lamp: A Glimpse into the Middle Bronze Age
Quick ViewFour Spouted Oil Lamp – Middle Bronze Age Clay Lamp.
- Authentic Abrahamic period clay oil lamp
- Discovered in the historic region of Judea
- Features four spouts for multiple wicks
- Perfect for biblical antiquity enthusiasts
- Certified by authorized antiquity dealers
- Ideal for starting a biblical artifact collection
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Early Bronze II Period Clay Oil Lamp – Abrahamic Era
Quick ViewAuthenticity and Significance of the Early Bronze Period Artifact
- Four-Nozzles design from the Canaanite period
- Discovered in the ancient city of Jerusalem
- Measures 4.3″ in width and 2″ in height
- Connects to the Abrahamic era’s daily life
- Available through authorized antiquities dealer
- Certificate of authenticity included
