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Early Bronze Terracotta Cup from the Dead Sea Region
  1. Early Bronze Terracotta Cup from the Dead Sea Region
  2. Early Bronze Terracotta Cup from the Dead Sea Region
  3. Genesis period pottery - IAA export approval

Early Bronze Terracotta Cup from the Dead Sea Region (3300-2300 B.C.)

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$480.00

Genesis Period Terracotta Vessel – 4″ Height from Holy Land

  • Authentic Early Bronze Cup, 3300-2300 B.C.
  • Reddish clay, 4 inches tall, good state.
  • From Dead Sea region, biblical link.
  • Certificate and display stand included.
  • IAA export approval, legal sourcing.
  • Shipped directly from Jerusalem dealer.

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Ancient Canaanite Cup: Genesis Era Relic from the Dead Sea Area

This artifact offers a glimpse into ancient Canaanite life. Discovered in the Dead Sea region, the Early Bronze Terracotta Cup from the Dead Sea Region dates to 3300-2300 B.C. It embodies the Genesis period’s material culture. People during biblical times used such vessels daily.

Crafted from reddish clay, it stands at 4 inches tall. Its good condition preserves historical details. A certificate of authenticity accompanies it. Also, a display stand is included for easy showcasing.

Shipped from Jerusalem, it holds IAA export approval. Zak’s Antiquities ensures legal compliance. Explore this relic to deepen biblical understanding.

Additional information

Weight 0.2 kg
Dimensions 8 × 15 cm
HS_CODE:

9706100000/2

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