What an exciting opportunity! Any museum would do well to add this to their display inventory as one of the finest examples of carved stone vessels available anywhere.
This stone bowl dates to approximately 2000 BC. To find a stone vessel in this condition after 4000+ years is VERY exciting.
This large stone floor fragment comes from a large collection amassed in the early 1960's by an American husband and wife who went on many archaeological digs with Professor Bothmer of the Brooklyn Museum.
This ancient marble building fragment was found at the ancient site of the Mountain of Samaritans (Gerazim) near Nablos, Jordan.
