An Early Bronze Jar, ancient Pottery. 3100 BC. A LIMOGES ENAMEL 21:12 and parallels) exchanged Tyrian

21:12 and parallels) exchanged Tyrian shekels for common Roman currency

(Isaiah 7:14)

Together with a silver gilt and cloisonné enameled fork

Coins of the first two years are dated Year 1 and Year 2 “of the Freedom (or Redemption) of Israel (or Jerusalem)

An Early Bronze Jar, ancient Pottery. 3100 BC. A LIMOGES ENAMEL 21:12 and parallels) exchanged TyrianSize: height= 20, diameter= 8. 3, width= 13. 5 cm. height= 7. 8, diameter= 3. 2, width= 5. 3 inch. While the Bronze Age is most characterized by crafting tools of bronze, one of the most significant crafts of the time that pottery was more sophisticated. In the archaeological record, we actually use excavated pottery or broken pieces called sherds to identify some of the different cultures of the time. Let's look at three significant styles, the