Ancient Holy Land Pottery Bowl – Near East, c. 2000–1000 BCE, Biblical Era Artifact

Authentic ancient pottery vessel from the Holy Land, dating approximately to the late 2nd to early 1st millennium BCE. This hand-formed ceramic bowl exhibits a classic utilitarian shape associated with daily life in the ancient Near East, including food preparation, storage, or ritual use.

The vessel features a stable base, rounded walls, and a slightly flared rim. Surface wear, mineral deposits, and natural aging are consistent with long-term burial. Minor edge wear and surface abrasion are present, with no major structural damage. Minor restoration may have occurred, typical for artifacts of this age.

Comparable vessels appear in archaeological contexts throughout the Levant during the Biblical period. This piece displays strong character and authenticity, making it a compelling addition to any ancient artifact collection.

From a private U.S. collection, acquired prior to 2003.

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