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Storage Jar with Lamalekh Stamp
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Storage jar with lamelekh stamp, Lachish, late 8th century BCE. More than 2,500 large storage jars, with a capacity of 12 to 14 gallons each, have seal impressions on their handles with the word lamel…

Places:

Lachish, Land of Israel (Tel Lachish, Israel)

Date:

Iron Age IIB, Late 8th Century BCE

Subjects:

Archaeology, Food and drink, Economic life, Writing

Categories:

Household objects
Large clay storage jar with stopper in neck and handle stamped with Hebrew letters.
Name of Owner on Jar from Jerusalem
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Belonging to Eliyahu

Places:

Jerusalem, Land of Israel (Jerusalem, Israel)

Date:

Late 8th Century BCE

Subjects:

Archaeology, Economic life

Categories:

Household objects
Owner and Contents on Jar from Hazor
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Belonging to Pekah. Semadar.

Places:

Hazor, Land of Israel (Tel Hazor, Israel)

Date:

Middle or Second Half of 8th Century BCE

Subjects:

Archaeology, Economic life, Food and drink

Categories:

Household objects
Capacity on Jar from Tel Kinrot
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Jar of the gate.

Places:

Kinneret, Land of Israel (Tel Kinrot, Israel)

Date:

Late 8th Century BCE

Subjects:

Archaeology, Economic life

Categories:

Household objects
Name of Owner on Jar from Tel Rehov
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Elitsedek/Eltsadak (son of) Shahli

Places:

Rehob, Land of Israel (Tel Reḥov, Israel)

Date:

9th Century BCE

Subjects:

Archaeology, Economic life

Categories:

Household objects
Capacity on Jar from Lachish
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A bath measure for the king.

Places:

Lachish, Land of Israel (Tel Lakhish, Israel)

Date:

8th Century BCE

Subjects:

Archaeology, Economic life, Food and drink, Monarchy

Categories:

Household objects
Contents on Jar from Lachish
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Juice of black raisins. Translated by Anson F. Rainey from Shmuel Aḥituv’s Hebrew edition.

Places:

Lachish, Land of Israel (Tel Lakhish, Israel)

Date:

7th–6th Century BCE

Subjects:

Archaeology, Economic life, Food and drink

Categories:

Household objects