Christian Pilgrimage was formed in the Byzantine time frame to such a degree, that entire schedules were made which traversed over the eastern part of the realm.

The Holy Land was, obviously, the most significant destination and goal for pilgrims. With Jerusalem being the main focus for most Christians.

The Byzantine period ran from 332 – 638 A.D.

Zak’s Antiquities has a large collection of Byzantine artifacts discovered on archaeological digs in the Holy Land.

Every Byzantine antiquity comes with a certificate of authenticity and all required documents for export from the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA).

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Byzantine Period (332 - 638 A.D.)

Very unique Byzantine oil lamp with inscription on it saying, “Light of Christ Shines Beautifully For All” in Greek

4th-6th century A.D.

Very Good Condition

Length: 9 cm

Found in Jerusalem, Israel

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‘Light of Christ Shines Beautifully For All’ Inscribed on Byzantine Oil lamp

Authentic Byzantine period oil lamp used in the 7th century A.D.

Length: 7 cm

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Ancient Byzantine Clay Oil Lamp – 7th Century A.D.

$199.95

Authentic oil lamp from the Byzantine period with a cross on the nozzle (4th-5th century AD)

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Ancient Byzantine Oil Lamp With A Cross – Discovered in Jerusalem

Byzantine Clay Oil Lamp 5th century.

The Byzantine oil lamp is shaped like an elongated triangle with a sharpened apex and rounded base.

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Ancient Byzantine Period Clay Oil Lamp – Found in Jerusalem

$85.00

5th Century A.D. Byzantine period oil lamp with a menorah design.

Very Good Condition.
Found in Bethany.
Length: 10 cm.

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Ancient Clay Byzantine Oil Lamp with a Menorah

$224.99

Byzantine oil lamp from the 7th century which resembles the shape of a church and has a cross design on the nozzle.

Discovered in the Jerusalem area

Length: 4 inches

Very good condition

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Byzantine Church Oil Lamp – 7th Century Christian Antiquity – Jerusalem

Byzantine jug used for water, wine or oil.

This is a lovely Byzantine terracotta jug discovered in Israel and dated ca. 500 – 650 AD, the early Byzantine Period. The lamp measures 14.3 cm and is covered with a heavy earth encrustation. This jug was actually made in a mold, and is made of rich, orange colored clay. A raised ring encircles the filler-hole and a larger raised ring grows from around the top to enclose the opening. The handle has four vertical lines in dark red stripes or lines on the front and back with a concentric circle on the top. The raised ring base also has a concentric circle in the center.

A great historical piece from early Christianity!

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