Jerusalem is a complex city filled with many hidden biblical artifacts.

Many of these Jerusalem antiquity artifacts that have been discovered are waiting to tell their story of the past. The region that the artifact is from, the king in charge of the land, and the events going on at the time the artifact was in use all write their story in the design and function of the artifact.

Choose which Jerusalem antiquity story you would like to hear by visiting Zak’s Antiquities Shop in Jerusalem and exploring the myriad of biblical artifacts that Zak has available.

Do your part to make sure that these stories from the past are not forgotten.

Zak’s Antiquities is located on the Christian Quarter Road of the Old City.

Zak is one of the first and very few licensed antiquities dealers in Jerusalem.

Jerusalem Antiquity

2 Genuine “Widow’s Mites” in an Engraved Olive Wood Box

Two authentic widow’s mites in an olive wood box

The coin of the widow’s mite is a small bronze Hasmonean coin minted under Alexander Jannaeus (76-103 B.C.) with a star on one side and an anchor on the other. This coin was reused during the time of Jesus as the small change, and is illustrated in Jesus’ parable of the widow’s offering.

Olive wood box is made in Bethlehem.

Makes a great gift to illustrate Jesus’ parable with the two small coins.

Comes with a certificate of authenticity and all required documents for export.

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2 Genuine “Widow’s Mites” in an Engraved Olive Wood Box

$47.95
Ancient Clay Roman Period Food Bowl – Found in Jerusalem

Roman bowl used for eating.

An extremely nice terracotta bowl excavated in Israel and dated 1st – 3rd century AD, (the Roman Period). The bowl measures 18.1 cm in diameter and 6 cm high. The clay is an orange color with a red slip and there is a raised handle on the side.

Comes with a certificate of authenticity and all required documents for export

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Ancient Clay Roman Period Food Bowl – Found in Jerusalem

$139.95

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