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Alabaster

Pottery imitation of an alabastron, or alabaster vessel.

     

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Basket

Several varieties of basket are denoted by different Hebrew words in the Old Testament. The commonest were woven of reeds, palm leaves or, like this one, of withes for strength. They were large and flat for easy carriage on the head. An early photograph.

 
 

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Glazed

Glazed Ware and Pottery from the Golden Age of Assyria

 
 

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Horn

Megiddo horn of ivory and gold. (Palestine Archaeological Museum). Cf. I Sam.16:13.

 
 

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Perfumes

Woman decanting perfumes, on Roman fresco. 1st century AD.

 
 

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Pottery

This pottery jar used for storage of olive oil was found during excavations on the site of Beth-shemesh at Ain Shems. An early photograph.  

  
 

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