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Conical chalice. Light colored pottery, parts of the rim and base missing. From Wadi Ara Height 15.7 cm Inv. H 654
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Conical chalice. Light colored pottery, parts of the rim and bas...

Storage vessel for oil or grain. From King Ahab's Palace on the hill of Samaria Height: 60 cm Private Collection
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Storage vessel for oil or grain. From King Ahab's Palace...

Pinkish jar with two handles, one of which has a jugglet base, ring base. Israelite - from the kingdom of Judah Inv. R 416
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Pinkish jar with two handles, one of which has a jugglet base...

Five little jugs from Hebron. Black terracotta (around 800 BCE) Israelite Height 5-8 cm Private Collection, Vienna, Austria
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Five little jugs from Hebron. Black terracotta (around...

Jars, from Ein-Gedi. Terracotta Late 7th BCE, end of Judaean Monarchy
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Jars, from Ein-Gedi. Terracotta Late 7th BCE, end of Jud...

Basalt mortar with pestle for crushing grain, Vases for the production of perfume. Around 600 BCE, end of the Judaean Monarchy
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Basalt mortar with pestle for crushing grain, Vases for the production...

Two vases found in tombs. Alabaster, Persian Period
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Two vases found in tombs. Alabaster, Persian Perio...

"Pilgrim's flask". Red glazed terracotta. Cypriotic design (flat bottom). Found near Jerusalem Private Collection, Vienna, Austria
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"Pilgrim's flask". Red glazed terracotta. Cypriotic design (flat b...

Perfume flasks or alabastrons also called "Tear Bottles". Terracotta, from Jerusalem Height 10 cm Privat Collection, Vienna, Austria
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Perfume flasks or alabastrons also called "Tear Bottle...

Large bowl (probably for bathing feet). Terracotta (around 200 BCE)
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Large bowl (probably for bathing feet). Terracotta (around 200 B...

Ceramic "Alabastron" with horizontal fluting, typical in Roman Herodian pottery.
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Ceramic "Alabastron" with horizontal fluting, typical in Roman Herodia...

Ribbed pottery for every-day use (cups, bowls etc.) Mostly 1st half of 1st CE, early Roman imperial era.
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Ribbed pottery for every-day use (cups, bowls etc.) Mostly 1st half of 1st C...