Looking for ancient cooking used in Biblical times in Israel?
These ancient pottery antiquities have been discovered on archaeological excavations in the Holy Land.
Zak’s antiquities specializes in Biblical clay cooking pots going back to the Canaanite period through to the Roman period with items from the time of Jesus.
The Israelites said to them, “If only we had died by the Lord’s hand in the land of Egypt, when we sat by pots of meat and ate all the bread we wanted. Instead, you brought us into this wilderness to make this whole assembly die of hunger!” (Exodus 16:3)
Collectible ancient pottery cooking pots from the Canaanite, King David and Second Temple period through to Roman period.
You are invited to visit Zak and feel the bustling surrounding his store. Come and enjoy a cup of tea and chat about the vast range of antiquity. His knowledge of antiquity shall fascinate you.
Every ancient artifact comes with a certificate of authenticity from the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA).
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Ancient Cooking Clay Pot from Jesus’ Time: A Glimpse into Jewish Life During the Second Temple Period
Quick ViewAncient Pottery from the time of Jesus – Clay Cooking Pot.
- Authentic artifact from the Second Temple period
- Used by Jewish inhabitants in ancient Jerusalem
- Includes a Certificate of Authenticity for provenance
- Height; 6.5″ / 16.5 cm – Diameter: 7″ / 17 cm
- Connects you to the daily life of ancient times
- Perfect for collectors and history enthusiasts alike
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Ancient Cooking Pot and Oil Lamp from the Time Jesus
Quick ViewA cooking pot and oil lamp is dated to the 1st Century BC – 1st Century AD.
- Pottery from Jesus time.
- Knife sharped Herodian clay lamp.
- XF Terracotta pot with two handles.
- Reddish clay bowl with grooves.
- Bowl width: 7″ / 17 cm.
- Oil lamp length: 3.8″ / 9.5 cm.
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Ancient Cooking Pot in the Time of Israelites Kings
Quick ViewCooking Pot in Judah during the Iron Age Period.
- First Temple period pottery.
- Eight century B.C clay cooking pot.
- Intact two handles and a wide rim on this jar.
- Height 12 cm / 5 inches – Width 13 Cm – 5.5 inches.
- Certificate of authenticity and a stand included.
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Herodian Clay Pot First Century AD – Discovered in Jerusalem
Quick ViewJesus time clay pot.
- Clay pot from the first century.
- Height: 4″ 10 cm / Width 5″ 12 cm.
- Excellent condition with two handles.
- Discovered in Jerusalem.
- Pottery from the Second Temple period.
- Certificate of authenticity and all required documents for export approval.
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Herodian Cooking Pot – 63 B.C – 30 A.D. – Discovered in Jerusalem
Quick ViewJesus time terracotta cooking pot.
- Herodian cooking pot from the first century.
- Excellent condition.
- Discovered in Jerusalem.
- Highly Recommended to collect.
- Pottery from the Second Temple period.
- certificate of authenticity and all required documents for export approval.
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Jesus Time Cooking Pot
Quick ViewMartha’s Culinary Legacy: The Striped Pottery of Second Temple Jewish Homes
- Jesus Time Cooking Pot – Herodian Type Pottery
- Features distinctive stripes, reminiscent of Martha
- Typical in Jewish homes during the Second Temple
- Authorized antiquity dealer ensures authenticity
- Measures 8″ diameter and 6″ height, ideal size
- Discovered in Jerusalem, a piece of history
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Red Clay and Burn Marks: The Story Behind the Herodian Cooking Pot
Quick ViewHerodian Terracotta Cooking Pot Unearthed in Jerusalem: A Glimpse into Ancient Culinary Practices
.- Origin: Unearthed in Jerusalem, a historical treasure.
- Material: Made from durable red clay, well-preserved.
- Condition: Features genuine burning marks from use.
- Era: Dates back to the Herodian period, ancient times.
- Authenticity: Verified by an authorized dealer in Israel.
- Provenance: Comes with documented historical background.
