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The surface exhibits stable age-related cracking and areas of darkening consistent with manganese deposits
Acquired during the 1950s and remaining in the collection for over seventy years
Little People of the Earth: Ceramic figures from Ancient America
emphasizing its age and long burial
The carving is executed in the formal
Ancient Herodian Cooking pot The surface exhibits stable age-relatedAncient Herodian Cooking Pot Early Roman Period, ca. 37 BCE70 CE Dimensions: 3 5 8 in. (9. 2 cm) H 4 1 4 in. (10. 8 cm) W An authentic Herodian terracotta cooking pot dating to the Early Roman period, produced during the reign of Herod the Great and continuing through the 1st century CE. This vessel features the classic globular body, upright cylindrical neck, paired loop handles, and closely spaced horizontal ribbing characteristic of Herodian
