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Glass Ointment Jar from the Roman Period with Blue Patina - Found in Israel

Glass Jar from the Roman Period with Blue Patina - Found in Israel

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Glass Ointment Jar from the Roman Period with Blue Patina – Found in Israel

Name: Glass Ointment Jar from the Roman Period with Blue Patina - Found in Israel
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Chain Motif Roman Period Ointment Jar: Blue Patina Artifact

Ancient Roman glass jar with blue hue.
Features intricate chain motif design.
Height: 3.5 inches; Width: 3.8 inches.
Includes Certificate of Authenticity.
IAA export approval for legal sale.
Perfect for collectors of ancient artifacts.

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Exquisite Roman Glass Jar with Blue Patina and Chain Motif – Biblical Artifact from Israel

Discover this stunning glass jar from ancient Israel, dating to the Roman era. It boasts a beautiful blue patina and intricate chain motif design encircling the body. Perfect for pastors and Bible teachers, it evokes the ointments mentioned in biblical texts like Mark 14:3, where Mary anoints Jesus.

The artifact measures 3.5 inches high and 3.8 inches wide. Each piece comes with a certificate of authenticity, ensuring genuineness. IAA export approval guarantees legal acquisition from a licensed dealer in Jerusalem.

As a tangible link to the past, it enriches collections and teachings. Shipped directly from the Holy City, this jar inspires reflection on ancient customs and scriptural narratives.

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Weight	0.2 kg
HS_CODE:	9706100000/2

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SKU: ABGZ3 Categories: Ancient Glass, Jars and Flasks Tags: Ancient Glass Jar, Ancient Roman Glass, Roman Glass Jar

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Glass Ointment Jar from the Roman Period with Blue Patina – Found in Israel

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