Earthenware Jug Iron Age II 930-586 BCE

For your consideration is an earthenware jug dated from the Iron Age II (930-586 BCE) from Ben-Gurion University (4.5"h x 2.75"w x 3"d). In excellent condition.

Plaque on stand reads An ancient terracotta vessel dating to Iron Age II (1,000-586 B.C.E) and recently unearthed from the soil of Israel. Lot includes vessel and stand. Piece appears to be terra cott

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