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Ancient Clay Oil Lamp from First Temple Period in Israel
Ancient Clay Oil Lamp from First Temple Period in Israel
King David Period Oil Lamp

Ancient Clay Oil Lamp from First Temple Period in Israel

"The Widow's Mite Coin" in an Engraved Olive Wood BoxIron Age Clay Juglet (1200- 586 B.C.) Biblical Pottery

$750.00

King David Era Clay Lamp with Raised Bottom – Hebron Discovery

  • First Temple clay lamp with raised base for stability.
  • Burn marks on nozzle show genuine ancient use.
  • 5-inch size, perfect for display and study.
  • Includes custom stand and authenticity certificate.
  • IAA export approved, shipped from Jerusalem.
  • Ideal for collectors, pastors, and bible scholars.

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Authentic First Temple Lamp: Raised Base, Burn Marks, Biblical Israel Find

During the Iron Age II, artisans crafted simple yet functional lighting tools. Ancient Clay Oil Lamp from First Temple Period represents daily life in biblical times. This piece dates to around 1000–586 BC.

It features a saucer shape with a pinched spout. However, its raised bottom adds stability and prevents spills. Burn marks on the nozzle show actual use in ancient households. The lamp measures 5 inches in size. Consequently, it connects to scriptures like Psalm 119:105, symbolizing divine guidance.

Collecting such artifacts enriches biblical studies for pastors and scholars. All items come with authenticity certificates and IAA export approval from Jerusalem.

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Weight 0.25 kg
HS_CODE:

9702002000/0

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