Holy Land Pottery Oil Lamp kashmir Western contact began only in

Western contact began only in the late 1930s

Fascinating and unusual small glass bottle made from repurposed Roman glass

Small toy figures like this were likely part of Roman children's playthings

and light emerald green tones

showcases the advanced metallurgical techniques of the Oxus Civilization

Holy Land Pottery Oil Lamp kashmir Western contact began only inUmayyad Empire, Early Byzantine Period, c. 400 500AD, Holy Land. This superb mold made terracotta oil lamp is a striking example of ancient artistry and utility. Its ovoid shape features a sharply carinated body with an angled ridge encircling both the wick and filling holes, emphasizing its refined design. A border of vertical lines and raised dots adds texture and visual interest around the filling hole, while the large triangular handle is adorned