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Iron Age


pre-Roman Iron Age: Hallstatt period, Latene period



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Incense stand in the form of a chalice. Air flowing through the holes in the stand facilitates the burning of the incense placed in the bowl on top. Pottery
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Incense stand in the form of a chalice. Air flowing through the...

Small domestic shrine: model of a temple with two pillars and voluted capitals, from Megiddo. Clay, beginning of the Israelite monarchy
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Small domestic shrine: model of a temple with two pillars and vol...

Small domestic shrine, viewed from the side. See also 08-05-08/21. Model of a temple with two pillars and voluted capitals, from Megiddo Clay, beginning of the Israelite monarchy
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Small domestic shrine, viewed from the side. See also 08-05-08/21. Mo...

Model of a shrine, Phoenician type Clay (around 1000-800 BCE)
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Model of a shrine, Phoenician type...

Horned altar, from Megiddo Limestone (around 900 BCE)
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Horned altar, from Megiddo...

Holy of Holies in the temple of Arad, reconstructed by the Israel Museum.
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Holy of Holies in the temple of Arad, reconstructed by the Is...

Square altar with horns on the four top corners, from Megiddo. Limestone (1000-586 BCE)
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Square altar with horns on the four top corners,...

Altar with remains of incense still visible. From a sanctuary in Arad. Limestone
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Altar with remains of incense still visible....

Altar with remains of incense still visible, from a sanctuary in Arad. Limestone
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Altar with remains of incense still visible,...

Two incense burners: One, 11th-10th BCE from Tel Zafit, the other 10th-9th BCE from Tel Amal. Pottery
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Two incense burners: One, 11th-10th BCE from...

Two small incense stands shaped like hands, from Hazor and Eingev (around 1000 BCE)
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Two small incense stands shaped like hands,...

Incense spoon shaped like a hand. Black stone, from Hebron. Length 13.8 cm Inv. H-330
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Incense spoon shaped like a hand. Black stone, from Hebron...