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Iron Age II Clay Spice Jug 925-586 B.C – Discovered in Jerusalem
Quick ViewIron Age II honey jug (925-586 B.C.)
Height: 9 cm.
Found in Jerusalem.This is an excellent piece with two small handles which were used to hang the container in the air. It most likely contained something precious, like honey, and it is a great piece to demonstrate the daily life and culture of the ancient Israelites.
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Iron Age Incense Burner – First Temple Period Pottery from Jerusalem
Quick ViewCertified ancient incense burner from the Iron Age First Temple period.
- King David time incense burner.
- Red varnished slip edges.
- Very unique and good condition.
- Height: 6″ inches / Width: 7″ inches.
- Ancient pottery First Temple period
- Certificate of authenticity included.
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Iron Age Ointment Jug 1200 – 925 B.C – Antiquity Found in Jerusalem
Quick ViewIron Age anointment juglet with stripes (1200-925 B.C.).
- Anointment juglet Kind david Time.
- Height 4 inches / Width 2 inches.
- Typical reddish juglet First Temple Period Artifact.
- Local clay made in Jerusalem area.
- Includes a certificate of authenticity.
- Shipped from Jerusalem.
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Iron Age Painted Clay Decanter – Found in Israel
Quick ViewIron Age II period Painted Decanter used for water during the time of the Israelite monarchy.
- Great Prophets of Israel Period.
- Decorated water Jug 800 B.C.
- Height: 5.1″ / Width: 5.1″.
- Discovered in Judean hills.
- Includes a certificate of authenticity.
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Iron Age Plate – First Temple Period Pottery from Jerusalem
Quick ViewIsraelite Kingdom pottery plate Iron Age daily use in the First Temple period.
- First Temple period clay plate.
- Red clay with a round stand.
- Width: 7.8″ / 20 cm – Height: 3.14″ / 8 cm.
- Daily life pottery King David’s time.
- Certificate of authenticity included.
- Shipped from Jerusalem.
