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A Set of First Temple Period Clay Juglet & Oil-Lamp Catalog:Pottery:Bronze Age: stock #682096 Iron Age II, First Temple Period, 930-586 BCE . Wheel made clay oil lamp, pinched at one point, Low disk base, out curved rim, And clay oil lamp filler, Handle from rim to shoulder. Iron Age II 930-536 BC, "First Temple Period" Time of the Kings. Condition: clay oil lamp and clay Juglet in very good- Intact, not repaired and not restored. Found in Hebron – city of Abraham. **Price including: Certificate of Authenticity, Shipping “one week delivery, door to door, Also especially made Plexiglas stand and Export approval from the antiquities authority in Israel . Reference: Ancient Pottery of the Holy Land, Ruth Amiran. *Oh Lord, thou art our father; we are the clay, and thou our potter; and we all are the work of thy hand {Isaiah 64:8}. The production of pottery was one of man’s great innovations in the later stages of the prehistoric period and one of the most . important landmarks in the long process of transition from the nomadic life of hunters and food-gatherers towards a settled existence. Pottery is made of clay, a type of soil almost universally available, which with the addition of water acquires plasticity, enabling the potter. to shape it as required. Once fired, the shape given to it is retained *Reference: Ancient Pottery of the Holy Land, Ruth Amiran. *Thy word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path (Psalms 119:105) . |
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