Ancient Roman Glass Tear Bottle leaving enough room for decoration

leaving enough room for decoration

also known as Tell el-Yehudiye or Tell el-Yahudiya in Egyptian Arabic

amid widespread opposition to Judaism

archaeologists often prefer the term “Eneolithic” to “Chalcolithic” or other alternatives

Ancient Roman Glass Tear Bottle leaving enough room for decorationTime of Jesus 1st Century AD. Blown Tubular ledge rim, folded inward, cylindrical neck widening toward the bottom and constructed at the junction with squat globular body, flat base. This type of bottle was popular during the Roman period all throughout the Empire, exhibiting very little variation. Used as containers for perfumes and scented oils, they were frequently placed in burial caves and are thus sometimes referred to as tear bottles, believed