Description

Red clay jug: A Late Bronze Age Pottery Medicine Jug in Israel.

This Late Bronze Age pottery medicine jug, known as a Bilbil, was discovered in Jerusalem, Nahalat Ahim.

Dating back to the Late Bronze II period, this ancient artifact is crafted from pottery and stands at a height of 8 inches.

The jug features a long neck and a thin handle, indicative of its use for medicinal purposes during the Middle Bronze Age II.

The Bilbil design and craftsmanship offer a glimpse into the daily life and medical practices of the time, aligning with the Patriarchal Narrative.