Authentic ancient pottery bowl from the Holy Land, dating to approximately the late 2nd to early 1st millennium BCE. This hand-formed vessel features a well-proportioned profile, gently flared rim, and stable footed base, reflecting skilled craftsmanship typical of the Biblical-era Near East.
The surface exhibits natural aging, mineral deposits, and light surface wear consistent with long-term burial. Unlike similar examples, this piece remains structurally intact with no chips or breaks, making it a particularly strong and visually appealing specimen. Minor surface wear and natural imperfections are present, as expected for age. Minor restoration may have occurred.
Comparable vessels appear in archaeological contexts associated with domestic, ritual, and storage use throughout the ancient Levant. This example stands out for its completeness, symmetry, and presentation quality.
From a private U.S. collection, acquired prior to 2003.
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