Herodian terracotta oil lamp, 37 BCE to 70 CE
This Herodian terracotta oil lamp originates from the Holy Land and was commonly found throughout the Israeli territory, namely, Jerusalem and Judea. These lamps were prevalent during the reign of King Herod, and the time of Jesus, spanning from 37 BC to 70 CE. Frequently uncovered in archaeological excavations across Israel, particularly in Judea and Jerusalem, including the Herodium area south of Jerusalem, this style of lamp was exclusively crafted in Jerusalem and widely used in the central hill country of Judea during the time of Jesus. Own a piece of antiquity that embodies the essence of hitorical significance.
Herodian terracotta oil lamp, 37 BCE to 70 CE
Region : Holy Land
Material : Earthenware Pottery
Provenance : Private New York, USA collection acquired from Hamedian Gallery, Jerusalem, Old City Israel
Context : Daily Uses (Oil lamps were used as a source of light)
Approx Date : (37 BCE to 70 CE)
Original/Facsimile : Original
