The Glass Finds from Naṣr ed-Din, near Tiberias

An interesting group of 60 glass fragments was retrieved from a Roman-period Jewish rural settlement near Tiberias. The assemblage, dating mostly to the first–early second centuries CE, comprises simple, undecorated containers for every-day use, which may be clearly identified with a Jewish populati...

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Published inעתיקות Vol. 115; pp. 351 - 356
Main Author Katsnelson, Natalya
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Israel Antiquities Authority 01.01.2024
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Summary:An interesting group of 60 glass fragments was retrieved from a Roman-period Jewish rural settlement near Tiberias. The assemblage, dating mostly to the first–early second centuries CE, comprises simple, undecorated containers for every-day use, which may be clearly identified with a Jewish population in Lower Galilee.
ISSN:0792-8424