A Dark Aubergine Glass Juglet Athens minted its tetradrachm based

Athens minted its tetradrachm based on the “Attic” standard of 4

Masada was Herod’s royal citadel and later the last outpost of Zealots during the Jewish Revolt

The sources of the glass in a piece of Roman jewelry originally belonged to a vase

the exiled Jewish priest Onias IV founded a temple modeled after Jerusalem’s

A Dark Aubergine Glass Juglet Athens minted its tetradrachm basedThis bottle dates back to the 1st Century AD and features a blown tubular ledge rim with a cylindrical neck that widens toward the bottom, connecting to a squat, globular body and a flat base. comes with a certificate of authenticity and necessary export documents, shipped directly from the Holy Land.