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Roman Glass Flask with Wide Mouth – Jerusalem | 1st Century AD
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Description
Description
An authentic Roman glass flask dating to the 1st century AD and originating from Jerusalem. The vessel features a rounded globular body and a distinctive wide, flaring mouth. Small glass vessels of this form were used for holding and dispensing liquids in everyday life. The surface retains extensive ancient weathering, mineral deposits, and areas of iridescence developed through centuries of burial.
Height: 12 cm (4.72 in)
Period and Time
Period and Time
Dating to the Early Roman period, this vessel belongs to the era of Roman rule in Judea and the lifetime of Jesus. Glass vessels became increasingly common during this period as advances in glass production allowed them to be used for everyday, cosmetic, and medicinal purposes.
Material
Material
Made from ancient blown glass with a pale blue-green appearance. The surface exhibits weathering, mineral deposits, and areas of iridescence associated with prolonged burial and the chemical alteration of ancient glass.