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Roman Glass Baby Feeder – Jerusalem | 1st Century AD | Found in Israel | Time of Jesus
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Description
Description
An exceptional Roman glass baby feeding vessel dating to the 1st century AD and originating from Jerusalem. Its rounded body, elongated neck, and delicate feeding spout are beautifully preserved, offering a remarkably personal connection to family life nearly 2,000 years ago. The glass is enhanced by a beautiful ancient patina, with layers of natural weathering, mineral deposits, and subtle iridescence developed through centuries of burial. A fascinating and intimate artifact from Roman-period Jerusalem and the time of Jesus.
Period and Time
Period and Time
Dating to the Early Roman period, circa 1st century AD, this vessel belongs to the period of Roman Judea and the lifetime of Jesus. It represents a personal object connected to everyday domestic life in Jerusalem nearly 2,000 years ago.
Material
Material
Hand-blown ancient glass with a pale green coloration. The surface displays natural weathering, mineral deposits, and subtle iridescence associated with prolonged burial.