Mark 12:41-44
Iron Age Clay Oil Lamp | Time of King David and Israelite Kings Artifact c. 1200–586 BCE
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Description
Description
This genuine clay oil lamp is a classic example of everyday artifacts used during the Iron Age, a significant period in biblical and ancient history. Skillfully crafted from hand-molded clay, this lamp features a simple bowl-shaped reservoir for oil and a spout for the wick, designed to provide light in homes, temples, and along ancient trade routes. Its compact and functional design speaks to its widespread use as an essential source of illumination in an era before candles and modern lighting.
This Iron Age oil lamp is a timeless artifact, offering a tangible connection to the daily lives and spiritual practices of the ancient world. Ideal for collectors, biblical historians, and enthusiasts of ancient artifacts.
Weight: 58.1 grams
Dimensions: 8 X 5.5 cm
Period and Time
Period and Time
Historical Era: Iron Age
Timeframe: Circa 1200–586 BCE
Cultural Context: This period saw advancements in agriculture, trade, and religious practices, marking a pivotal era in the development of ancient civilizations and biblical history.
Material
Material
Earthenware (handcrafted clay)
The lamp is made from locally sourced clay, shaped by hand, and fired to durability. Its design reflects the ingenuity and resourcefulness of ancient artisans.