Origin: Israel Circa: 3000 BC to 2000 BC Dimensions: 6.2" (15.7cm) high x 5.5" (14.0cm) wide Collection: Biblical Antiquities Style: Bronze Age Medium: Terracotta

Origin: Israel Circa: 3000 BC to 2000 BC Dimensions: 6.2" (15.7cm) high x 5.5" (14.0cm) wide Collection: Biblical Antiquities Style: Bronze Age Medium: Terracotta   « Less

Origin: Israel Circa: 1500 BC to 1250 BC Dimensions: 4.5" (11.4cm) high x 3" (7.6cm) wide Collection: Biblical Style: Late Bronze age Medium: Bronze Condition: Extra Fine

Origin: Israel Circa: 1500 BC to 1250 BC Dimensions: 4.5" (11.4cm) high x 3" (7.6cm) wide Collection: Biblical Style: Late Bronze age Medium: Bronze Condition: Extra Fine   « Less

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 1500 BC to 1250 BC Dimensions: 7.25" (18.4cm) high Collection: Biblical Antiquities Style: Cypriot Medium: Terracotta

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 1500 BC to 1250 BC Dimensions: 7.25" (18.4cm) high Collection: Biblical Antiquities Style: Cypriot Medium: Terracotta   « Less

Origin: Hebron Circa: 1900 BC to 1750 BC Dimensions: 4.30" (10.9cm) high x 3" (7.6cm) wide Collection: Biblical Style: Tell El Yehudieh Ware Medium: Terracotta

Origin: Hebron Circa: 1900 BC to 1750 BC Dimensions: 4.30" (10.9cm) high x 3" (7.6cm) wide Collection: Biblical Style: Tell El Yehudieh Ware Medium: Terracotta   « Less

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 1500 BC to 1250 BC Dimensions: 4.5" (11.4cm) high x 9.75" (24.8cm) wide Collection: Biblical Antiquities Style: Late Bronze Age Medium: Terracotta

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 1500 BC to 1250 BC Dimensions: 4.5" (11.4cm) high x 9.75" (24.8cm) wide Collection: Biblical Antiquities Style: Late Bronze Age Medium: Terracotta   « Less

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 1500 BC to 1250 BC Dimensions: 1.75" (4.4cm) high x 4.1" (10.4cm) wide Collection: Biblical Antiquities Style: Late Bronze Age Medium: Terracotta

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 1500 BC to 1250 BC Dimensions: 1.75" (4.4cm) high x 4.1" (10.4cm) wide Collection: Biblical Antiquities Style: Late Bronze Age Medium: Terracotta   « Less

Origin: Anatolia Circa: 3000 BC to 2500 BC Dimensions: 6.5" (16.5cm) high x 4.2" (10.7cm) wide Collection: Biblical Style: Early Bronze Age Medium: Stone

Origin: Anatolia Circa: 3000 BC to 2500 BC Dimensions: 6.5" (16.5cm) high x 4.2" (10.7cm) wide Collection: Biblical Style: Early Bronze Age Medium: Stone   « Less

A lamp such as this might have lit homes in the Holy Land five millennia ago. A metaphor of joy and prosperity, for hope, for life itself, lamps have illuminated the path of  More »

A lamp such as this might have lit homes in the Holy Land five millennia ago. A metaphor of joy and prosperity, for hope, for life itself, lamps have illuminated the path of civilization for centuries. They have guided great thoughts through the night, stood vigil with lonely passions. In the presence of this simple object, we are in touch directly with a vanished world, with the people once warmed by its glow. Today it remains as an enduring symbol of man's desire to conquer the darkness. - (L.0247)   « Less

A lamp such as this might have lit homes in the Holy Land more than three millennia ago. A metaphor of joy and prosperity, for hope, for life itself, lamps have illuminated  More »

A lamp such as this might have lit homes in the Holy Land more than three millennia ago. A metaphor of joy and prosperity, for hope, for life itself, lamps have illuminated the path of civilization for centuries. They have guided great thoughts through the night, stood vigil with lonely passions. In the presence of this simple object, we are in touch directly with a vanished world, with the people once warmed by its glow. Today it remains as an enduring symbol of man's desire to conquer the darkness. - (L.0307)   « Less

Around2600BCE,mostsitesinnorthernandcentral Baluchistanwereabandoned,asaconsequenceoftheexpansionofthe Indus Civilisationsouthern Baluchistancontinued  More »

Around2600BCE,mostsitesinnorthernandcentral Baluchistanwereabandoned,asaconsequenceoftheexpansionofthe Indus Civilisationsouthern Baluchistancontinued tobeinhabitedbyapeoplelabelled"Kulli."Thisculturalcomplexisnamedafterasitein Kolwa,discoveredby Aurel Stein.Sincethen,severalothersitesbecameknownfrom Makranosouthern Kalatand Nindowari,to Nausharointhe Kachiplain,andtotheeasternfootofthe Kirthar Rangeinsouthwestern Sindh.Somemotifsandvesselshapesfoundinsoutheastern Iran and on the Arabian Peninsula, are sometimes also linked to the Kulli and seen as indications for long-distance contacts. The lay-out of some sites resemble theplanof Harappansites:rowsofhousesarebuiltalonganesandstreets,whicharesometimespaved.Sometimes,stairsprovideaccesstoupperterraces.Buildingmaterialswerelargeashlarsorboulders,andthehousesareoftenpreservedtoaconsiderableheight.Manyof thesesitesareandpasses Kulli Red Slip Painted Jar LO.1230AOrigin:Baluchistan Circa:2500BCto2000BCDimensions:7(17.8cm)high Collection:Indus Valley Style:Kulli,Southern Baluchistan Medium:Terracotta Condition: Extra Fine   « Less