Levantine Collection (#5)
Discover the rich heritage of Levantine culture through these captivating artifacts. From Julius Terentius Performing a Sacrifice in A. D
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Discover the rich heritage of Levantine culture through these captivating artifacts. From Julius Terentius Performing a Sacrifice in A. D. 239 to the serene beauty of Tiberias on the Sea of Galilee, immerse yourself in the wonders of this ancient region. Step into Bethany and witness history unfold as you explore a jar from the first century, its creator lost to time but its story preserved for eternity. Marvel at a flask from the mid-3rd to mid-4th century, an exquisite creation whose origins remain shrouded in mystery. Delve deeper into Levantine craftsmanship with a bottle shaped like a date tree, crafted by unknown hands in the 2nd century. Admire another enigmatic bottle from the 1st century BCE to 1st century CE, its delicate form whispering tales of forgotten civilizations. Behold a double-handled flask from the 4th century, an intricate masterpiece that showcases both skill and artistry. Gaze upon a pitcher and vase from various centuries, their timeless elegance capturing your imagination as you ponder their purpose and significance. Finally, marvel at a finger ring dating back possibly to the mid-3rd or early 2nd century BCE - an artifact that once adorned someone's hand during tumultuous times long ago. These remarkable objects offer glimpses into Levantine life throughout different eras; they are windows into worlds we can only dream about. Let them transport you across time and space as you uncover stories etched within each stroke of paint or curve of clay.