Description
Large Canaanite chocolate and white ware, ancient Canaanite pottery corresponding to the Late Bronze Age of approximately 1530 B.C.E. – 1480 B.C.E. Narrow base rises to wide smooth shoulders, topped by slightly flared neck with straight-rimmed mouth. Monochrome paint patterns in four distinct rings on vase’s top half, interspersed with four stylized palm trees. Base structure of three loops, each painted with four short straight lines, serves as tripod stand.
REFERENCE #
KB_PT_2878
CIVILIZATION
Early Bronze Age I, 3500 B.C.E. – 3000 B.C.E.
SIZE
H. 34.5 cm
CONDITION
Fine condition
PRICE
Price available upon request
Frequently Asked Questions
The pottery corresponds to the Late Bronze Age, specifically around 1530 B.C.E. to 1480 B.C.E., reflecting the ancient Canaanite civilization's craftsmanship during that era.
This pottery features a narrow base rising to wide smooth shoulders, a slightly flared neck with a straight-rimmed mouth, and monochrome paint patterns arranged in four rings on the upper half. It also includes four stylized palm trees and a tripod base made of three loops painted with short straight lines.
The pottery stands at a height of 34.5 centimeters, making it a moderately sized artifact from the Early Bronze Age I period.
The pottery is described as being in fine condition, indicating it has been well-preserved with minimal damage or wear despite its ancient origin.
The tripod base, composed of three loops each painted with four short straight lines, serves as a stand for the vase. This design not only provides stability but also reflects the artistic and functional elements typical of Canaanite pottery.
The price for this Canaanite pottery is not listed publicly and is available only upon request, likely due to its rarity and historical value.
