Ancient water jugs

Ancient Water Jug

Ceramic West Slope Ware unguentarium (elongated perfume bottle). Greek. Early Hellenistic Period. First half of the 3rd century B.C. | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Painted in Greek: "Year 9, Mecheir; Damo[...], son of Nearchos, Member of the Sacred Embassy, of Boeotia; by Theodotos, agorastes."

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This ancient water jug, a relic from centuries past, bears the marks of its long journey through time. Crafted from durable clay, its surface is adorned with intricate patterns that tell tales of the era it originated from, possibly an old civilization known for its artistry and craftsmanship. Despite the wear and tear of ages, its original beauty has been lovingly preserved and enhanced through meticulous renovation. The jug stands tall, with a rounded belly that tapers gracefully into a…

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A friend recently sent me a small photo and a few questions about the water jugs at Cana of Galilee (John 2). Attached is a photo of a reproduction of what I suppose is a wine jug. It is about 30” …

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APULIA, CIRCA EARLY 3RD CENTURY B.C.

A 17th century witch bottle (made in Germany) excavated in the county of Staffordshire, England. They were used to counter witchcraft and often contained magical ingredients and things belonging to those suffering from spells such as finger nails, hair, or urine.

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Jug - Second - Third century AD. Greek. | Louvre Museum

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Roman jug - used to hold wine or water at the dinner table. Made of free-blown glass, this example is composed of a green-toned, slightly iridescent glass and is decorated with a thread around the neck and another around the mouth, made by trailing molten glass around the vessel when it was still hot. Date 4th century (Late Antique)