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Shiloh Pottery Shard, Roman cooking pot fragment resting on weathered Jerusalem limestone
Shiloh Pottery Shard, Roman cooking pot fragment resting on weathered Jerusalem limestone
Roman cooking pot shard from Tel Shiloh in its black gift box with the Certificate of Authenticity
Close-up of the dark gritty cooking ware clay and broken edge of a Roman period shard from Shiloh
Three different Roman period pottery fragments from Tel Shiloh showing that every shard is unique
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Certified Ancient Artifact

Shiloh Pottery Shard - Roman Cooking Pot

€107,95

An authentic cooking pot fragment excavated at Tel Shiloh, dating to the Roman period, the centuries of the Gospels and the apostles, from the hill where the Tabernacle once stood. Clay from the hill where the Tabernacle stood.

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Numbered Certificate of Authenticity, signed by Benjamin Har-Even
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Package contains
  • Authentic Shiloh cooking pot shard, Roman period
  • Certificate of Authenticity
The story of this piece
A fragment of a Roman-era cooking pot from Tel Shiloh, where Israel's Tabernacle once stood. Dark gray clay with white grits—chosen to withstand open flames—bears the authentic patina of an ancient hearth. Nearly two thousand years ago, this vessel fed a family on the same hill where Hannah prayed and Samuel was called. Soot-darkened and broken in antiquity, it connects us directly to daily life in the Gospels era. Individually documented with Certificate of Authenticity. Each shard is unique.
Product dimensions

Each shard is one of a kind; size and shape vary by piece.

Authentication & provenance

Recovered in the excavation and sifting of Tel Shiloh. Each piece is individually selected and documented, and arrives with its own numbered Certificate of Authenticity signed by Benjamin Har-Even, Director of Archaeology in Judea and Samaria.

Shipping & returns

Ships directly from Israel with tracking. Not satisfied? Return within 90 days for a full refund, no questions asked.

Provenance

Each piece exists exactly once

For three centuries before Jerusalem, Shiloh was the center of Israel's worship, the hill where the Tabernacle stood and the Ark of the Covenant rested. The pottery its people left behind is finite: every piece must be excavated, classified, and documented before it can leave Israel, and very little of it ever reaches us.

Every piece arrives with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity signed by Benjamin Har-Even, Director of Archaeology in Judea and Samaria.

Shiloh shard Certificate of Authenticity signed by Benjamin Har-Even