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Rare Egyptian Terracotta Jug - Late Bronze Age browse these categories for related items... All Items: Antiques:Regional Art:Ancient World:Egyptian:Pottery: Pre AD 1000: item # 795374 Please refer to our stock # P.29 when inquiring.
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| White Slip with one handle from neck to shoulder Culture - Period : Egypt- Canaan , Late Bronze Age 1550 - 1200 BC. Very Good Condition and Rare Dimensions: 5.10" (12.6` cm) high . Egyptian pottery of this period were found in Canaan indicating the close cultural and commercial contacts between Egypt and the Holy Land during late bronze age . {When the Israelites arrived in Canaan in 1406 BC they had no material culture of their own since they had been living in the Sinai as nomads for the previous 40 years. What is more, those with craft skills learned in Egypt had died in the wilderness. As a result, the Israelites purchased their pottery, tools and weapons from the Canaanites making it difficult to distinguish Israelites from Canaanites until the Israelites began making their own material items ca. 1200 BC} B A R 2008. Late Bronze Age (about 1550-1200 B.C.) This period generally coincides with the vibrant New Kingdom period in Egypt when Palestine primarily was under Egyptian control, a rule that became more concentrated and demanding toward the end of the period. Canaan also maintained extensive trade connections with Aegean and northeastern Mediterranean powers. | |||||
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