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Ancient Terracotta Roman Herodian oil jug 37 BC / 70 AD
takes its name from the Greek words for "copper" (khalkós) and "stone" (líthos)
Height: 17
large quantities of coins were minted in silver and bronze with rebellious inscriptions
Iron Age oil lamp Ancient Terracotta Roman Herodian oilEarly Israelite Terracotta Oil Lamp 12th 8th Century Bc (Time of King David) Lamps such as this one consist of a bowl to hold fuel, which was usually an animal or olive oil, and a spout to support a wick, which was probably made of flax. The burning wick blackened the spout and must have produced a rather smoky light. Comes with a certificate of authenticity and all required documents for export approval. Shipped from the Holy Land.