An Opaque Glass Bottle 1550 – 1200 BCE A

1550 – 1200 BCE A Biblical Period Oil Lamp Comes with a certificate of authenticity and all required documents for export approval

These commemorative coins were issued in bronze

derives its name from the Greek words for "copper" (khalkós) and "stone" (líthos)

In the early 20th-century

all being overstruck over foreign — mostly Roman — coins

An Opaque Glass Bottle 1550 – 1200 BCE AIn the 1st Century AD, a popular type of bottle was used throughout the Roman Empire. This bottle features a blown tubular ledge rim, a cylindrical neck that widens at the bottom, and a squat globular body with a flat base. Commonly used for storing perfumes and scented oils, many were found in burial caves and are known as tear bottles, reflecting the belief that they collected the tears of mourners. This unique piece from the time of Jesus