Object Description
A Holy Land terracotta jar featuring a globular body and two small ledge handles on each side. The vessel presents a wide, uneven mouth with a slightly flared rim, and a short neck. The curved ledge handles are situated on the upper section of the body. They are enriched with a gently crimped appearance along the edges, in the pushed-up ledge-handle style. The vessel sits on a flat, circular base. The terracotta is unglazed, highlighting the natural colourations of the material, now uneven due to ageing.
Date: Circa 4th-3rd millennium BC