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Description
Description
The Herodian oil bottle is a slender, elongated vessel with a narrow neck and a subtly flared rim, designed for storing and pouring perfumed oils or unguents. The body is rounded at the base, tapering gracefully into the neck, making it practical for controlled pouring. The surface displays an aged, earthen patina with signs of wear that reflect its historical use.
Artifacts like this have been recovered from archaeological sites throughout the Levant, providing a glimpse into the material culture of Judean society during the late Second Temple period.
weight: 98.8 grams
dimensions: 15 X 6.5
Period and Time
Period and Time
This oil bottle originates from the Herodian period, approximately 37 BC to 70 AD. This era, under the rule of King Herod the Great and his successors, is noted for its significant architectural advancements and cultural practices in ancient Judea.
Material
Material
Made from natural clay, the bottle showcases hand-crafted techniques typical of the period, such as coiling and wheel-throwing. Its texture and minor irregularities emphasize its authenticity and handcrafted nature.
