Description
This large glass bowl comes from Samaria, the capital of ancient Israel in the 9th century B.C.E. and 8th century B.C.E.. Located just west of the Jordan River, Samaria was a vibrant city for many centuries; its history is recounted in the Old Testament book of Kings. It experienced many invasions over the intervening centuries located as it was in the strategic mountains of Judea.
By the time this beautiful aquamarine bowl was blown, Samaria had come under Roman rule, a period of great innovation as new Roman technology filtered throughout the region.
REFERENCE #
KB_GL_9987
CIVILIZATION
Early Roman Period 100 C.E.
SIZE
D. 15 cm
CONDITION
Fine condition
PRICE
Price available upon request
Frequently Asked Questions
The large glass bowl originates from Samaria, the capital of ancient Israel, dating back to the 9th and 8th centuries B.C.E. It reflects the rich history of this vibrant city located west of the Jordan River.
Although Samaria was established earlier, this particular aquamarine glass bowl was made during the Early Roman Period around 100 C.E., a time when Roman technology and innovation influenced the region.
Samaria was a strategic and vibrant city in ancient Israel, located in the mountains of Judea. It is mentioned in the Old Testament book of Kings and experienced many invasions due to its important location.
The glass bowl is aquamarine in color, measures 15 cm in diameter, and is in fine condition, showcasing the craftsmanship of the Early Roman Period.
Under Roman rule, new technologies and innovations spread throughout Samaria, which likely influenced the glassblowing techniques used to create this beautiful aquamarine bowl.
The price of the glass bowl is not listed publicly but is available upon request, indicating it may be a valuable and rare artifact.
