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ITEM: Jug
MATERIAL: Pottery
CULTURE: Bronze Age, Canaan
PERIOD: 1900 - 1400 B.C
DIMENSIONS: 175 mm x 80 mm
CONDITION: Good condition
PROVENANCE: Ex Jerusalem private collection, acquired between 1975 – 1990.

Canaan was the name of a large and prosperous ancient country (at times independent, at others a tributary to Egypt) located in the Levant region of present-day Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Israel. It was also known as Phoenicia. The origin of the name ‘Canaan’ comes from various ancient texts and there is no scholarly consensus on precisely where the name originated nor what it meant.

According to the Bible, the land was named after a man called Canaan, the grandson of Noah (Genesis 10). Other theories cite ‘Canaan’ as derived from the Hurrian language for ‘purple’ and, as the Greeks knew the Canaanites as ‘Phoenicians’ (Greek for `purple’) and as the Phoenicians worked in purple dye and so were called by the Greeks ‘purple people’, this explanation is the most probable. The theory has also been advanced that the name comes from the Hebrew root-verb kana which denotes order from chaos, a blending, or synchronous existence.

The earliest habitation in the region was around the city of Jericho in the Paleolithic Age and this early rural community would then develop into the city which is the oldest urban center in the region (and, arguably, the world). Other cities developed during the Early Bronze Age but were abandoned, probably because of overpopulation, and the people returned to an agrarian lifestyle for a number of years. Cities again grew up during the Middle Bronze Age which saw the development of trade with other civilizations and, most notably, Egypt. Canaan (also referred to as Phoenicia at this time) continued to prosper until c. 1250 – c. 1150 BCE during the so-called Bronze Age Collapse.

Following the upheaval of c. 1250 – c. 1150 BCE, however, the Hebrews (Israelites), to whom Joshua is said to have given the land, populated the region and established the kingdoms of Israel and Judah. These kingdoms lasted until the region was conquered in succession by the Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, Alexander the Great, the Seleucids, and the Roman Empire.

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1900 - 1400 B.C

Bronzealderen, Canaan Keramik Kande

Arkæologi

Reservepris

Ingen mindstepris

Slutdato

i dag

lørdag

søndag

tirsdag

19 september

Budget

Lokation

Spanien

Holland

Storbritannien

Belgien

Tyskland

Frankrig

Størrelse

XS (under 10 cm)

S (10–40 cm)

Mål

Højde

Bredde

Dybde

Genstand

Gamle våben og rustninger

Pilespids

Gamle værktøjer

Ring

Fibula

Oprindelsesland

Sverige

Ukendt

Østrig

Förenta staterna

Materiale

Terrakotta

Keramik

Bronze

Tilstand

Meget god

Fremragende

Rimelig

Rigtigt god stand - kun lidt brugt med små tegn på slid

God stand - brugt med nogle tegn på slid

Meget god +

Stil

Romersk antik

Middelalder, Korsfarernes Æra

Oldtidens Egypten

Vikingetiden

Oldtidens Kina

Det gamle Kina, Tang-dynastiet

Oldtidens Kina, Han-dynasti

Middelalder

Antik

Bronzealder

Oldtidens Grækenland

Byzantinsk

Neolitisk

Antikkens Rom, Imperie

Senromersk/tidlig byzantinsk

Keltiske

Oldtidens Grækenland, hellenistisk

Vestasiatiske

Islamisk

Det Gamle Egypten, Den Sene Periode

Palæolitisk

Det Gamle Egypten, Græsk-Romersk Periode

Skythiske

Antik-inspireret

Oldgræsk, Magna Graecia

Original/ kopi

Original/officiel

Arkæologityper

Coin pendant

Lekythos

Unguentarium

Æra

Før 1400

Proveniens

Privat samling

Auktionshus

Galleri/antikforhandler

Antikmarked

Arvet

Ca. 4th–1st centuries BC

Oldtidens Grækenland Bly Slyngkugler (2 stk)  (Ingen mindstepris)

Greek, c. 4th - 3rd Century B.C.

Oldtidens Grækenland Terrakotta Votiv Granatæble

Circa 6th Century BC.

Oldtidens Grækenland Terrakotta Et oldgræsk terrakotta-aryballos - 2.5 in

400 - 300 BC

Oldtidens Grækenland Terrakotta Campaniansk sort glasureret skål med syv palmetter.

 - Samlet vægt: 8.7 g

Oldtidens Grækenland Bronze, -Enestående Frigisk fibula/broche med buet form.-48 mm-5. til 4. århundrede f.Kr. Fibula  (Ingen mindstepris)

Samlet vægt: 0.88 g

Oldtidens Grækenland Imponerende sølvsigil med en amfora som motiv på kanten af indfatningen. Ring  (Ingen mindstepris)

Greek, c. 6th Century B.C.

Oldtidens Grækenland Bronze Tyrfigur

c. 300 - 100 BC

Oldtidens Grækenland Terrakotta Mandlig overkrop med lyserøde rester - 5 cm

336-323 a.c.

Oldtidens Grækenland Bronze Coin pendant - 31.5 mm  (Ingen mindstepris)

4th Century B.C

Oldtidens Grækenland Bly Slyngkugle med indskriften 'AΓΟΡΟΥ'  (Ingen mindstepris)

ca. 6th Century BC

Oldtidens Grækenland Statuet af en kvinde/frugtbarhedsgud (1x) - 13 cm

200 a.c - Storbritannien

Oldtidens Grækenland Bronze Pilespids  (Ingen mindstepris)

4th - 3rd Century B.C

Oldtidens Grækenland Keramik Fartøj  (Ingen mindstepris)

Oldtidens Grækenland Keramik Unguentarium  (Ingen mindstepris)

5th century BC

Oldtidens Grækenland Keramik Attic Ephicisis - 12.5 cm

4th century BC

Oldtidens Grækenland Keramik Kylix. 25 cm længde. 4. århundrede f.Kr.

4th century B.C.

Oldtidens Grækenland Keramik Lekythos - 9 cm

3rd century BC

Oldtidens Grækenland Eros terrakotta-hoved - 4.2 cm

30-29 a.c.

Oldtidens Grækenland Bronze (mønt) sølvfarvet metal (vedhæng) Coin pendant - 31 mm  (Ingen mindstepris)

7ème / 6ème siècle avant J.-C.

Oldtidens Grækenland Keramik - Stor vase med dekoration af cirkulære bånd - arkæisk periode - 600 f.Kr.

Late Classical – Early Hellenistic circa 4th–3rd century BC

Oldtidens Grækenland Keramik Pyxis – kosmetikbeholder

5th Century BC

Oldtidens Grækenland Terrakotta Attisk rødfigur-lekythos med Dionysisk komos. (maler: Haimon Group) - 17 cm

Antikke smykker

Archaeology collections

Eksklusiv arkæologi

Oldtidshistorie

Arkæologi

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