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ClassificationsAncient Near Eastern Art

Sherds (2 Bags)

Possible OriginJericho, Palestine, Asia

MediumClay

Credit LineJericho Excavations, 1952-1958

Object number1958.057

ProvenanceExcavated by Kathleen Kenyon (1906-1978), Jericho, Palestine.

Status

Not on view

Collections

Ancient Egyptian, Nubian, and Near Eastern Art

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Sherds (39 in 2 Bags)

© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University

Storage Jar Fragments (10 in 2 Bags)

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Fragments from a Jar (6 pieces in 2 bags)

2nd Century CE

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25 Fragments: 3 Glazed Pottery Sherds, 8 Pottery Sherds, 7 Stone Fragments, 2 Sling Fragments, 2 Painted Pottery Sherds, 1 Glazed Bead, 1 Glass Sherd, 1 Piece of Barley

ca. 2400 BCE (?)

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Sherds (2 pieces)

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Fragments: 1 Bronze Nail, 1 Projectile Point, 14 Metal Fragments, 2 Beads, 2 Glazed Sherds, 5 Decorated Sherds, 175 Stone Fragments, 19 Flint Fragments

138 BCE-224 CE

© Estate of Gordon Coster. Image courtesy Emory Libraries Digitization.

Woman Standing Next to Bags of Flour

Gordon Coster

ca. 1930s

© Estate of Milton Rogovin. Image courtesy Emory Libraries Digitization.

Mexico (Miner with chains and hanging bags)

Milton Rogovin

1988

© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University

Bag of Combed Ware Sherds (124 Pieces)

3300-3000 BCE

© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University

Bag of Combed Ware Sherds (43 Pieces)

3300-3000 BCE

© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University

Bag of Combed Ware Sherds (187 Pieces)

3300-3000 BCE

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Bowl Fragments (2 pieces and a bag of fragments)

9th-8th Century BCE

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