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Early Roman Cooking Pot | Time of Jesus Domestic Vessel, 1st Century AD
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Description
Description
This authentic ceramic cooking pot dates to the Early Roman period, the very era in which Jesus lived and taught in Judea and Galilee. Vessels of this form were used in everyday domestic life for preparing simple meals—grains, legumes, stews, and bread accompaniments—over open hearths or small household fires.
Handmade from locally sourced clay, the pot features a rounded body, wide mouth, and single handle, a practical design common in First Century Jewish homes. The surface shows natural wear and mineral deposits acquired over centuries of burial, preserving the vessel’s original character and use.
Period and Time
Period and Time
Early Roman Period
1st Century AD (Time of Jesus)
Material
Material
Terracotta (ceramic clay)
Provenance
Provenance
The Private Collection of the Baidun Family