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Large Canaanite Decorated Jug, Late Bronze Age. browse these categories for related items... All Items: Holy Land: Caananite: Pre AD 1000: item #680408 Please refer to our stock #P.267 when inquiring.
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| Date: Late Bronze Age I 1550 – 1400 BC . Description: Biconical clay jug with shoulder handle and round base, “Sometimes also called Krater “. Pink-buff clay wheel – made, red and dark brown painting decoration with zones of painted metopes , enclosed and opened painted triangles, straight and criss-cross lines of red and brown painting. Very good condition not repaired and not restored. Height 23 cm (9 in.), diameter with handle 21. cm (8.5 in.) . Price including: Certificate of Authenticity, Shipping “one week delivery, door to door. and Export approval from the antiquities authority in Israel . Ref : Ruth Amiran , Ancient Pottery of the Holy Land p.146. . JUG: A large, deep, earthenware or glass container with a narrow mouth and handle. Neither KJV nor RSV use the term. NIV uses jug in three passages: a water jug (1 Samuel 26:11-12,1 Samuel 26:16; KJV, bottle; NRSV, jar); an oil jug (1 Kings 17:12,1 Kings 17:14,1 Kings 17:16; KJV, RSV, cruse; NRSV, jug); and an unspecified container (Jeremiah 48:12; KJV, bottle; RSV, jar). The NAS uses jug in seven passages. At 1 Samuel 1:24; 1 Samuel 10:3; 1 Samuel 16:20; 1 Samuel 25:18; 2 Samuel 16:1 the translation “skins” is preferable (NIV, NRSV). At Jeremiah 13:12 the RSV translation “jar” is preferred (NIV, skin). The KJV generally rendered the underlying Hebrew terms as bottle.” Holman Bible Dictionary” | ||||||||
