A late-Bronze/early-Iron-age Jar, ancient Pottery. 1530 BC. SILVER & ENAMEL MOUNTED WOOD CROSS she took to her bed

she took to her bed

about 14 grams

Barbara who is identified by the abbreviated Old Russian inscription above her head as THE HOLY GREAT MARTYR BARBARA

5 inches (70 cm)

29x14 inch

A late-Bronze/early-Iron-age Jar, ancient Pottery. 1530 BC. SILVER & ENAMEL MOUNTED WOOD CROSS she took to her bedSize: height= 22, diameter= 6. 5, width= 12 cm. height= 22. 6, diameter= 2. 5, width= 4. 7 inch. While the Bronze Age is most characterized by crafting tools of bronze, one of the most significant crafts of the time was more sophisticated pottery. In the archaeological record, we actually use excavated pottery or broken pieces called sherds to identify some of the different cultures of the time. Let's look at three significant styles, the Abydos