Chalcolithic Age Clay Cup Most such coins were issued

Most such coins were issued during the reign of Emperor Domitian (81-96 AD)

and parts of ancient Egypt—stirrup jars are closely associated with Mycenaean Greece

as governor of Galilee

Chanukka comes into being at this time when the Temple in Jerusalem was defiled by Mathias Antigonus

imported from Egypt

Chalcolithic Age Clay Cup Most such coins were issuedThe Chalcolithic period, or Copper Age, derives its name from the Greek words for "copper" (khalks) and "stone" (lthos). Often considered part of the broader Neolithic era, it was originally seen as a transition to the Bronze Age. In Eastern Europe, the term "Eneolithic" is commonly used instead. During this period, copper was the main metal used in technology, preceding the discovery that combining tin with copper created bronze, a stronger alloy.