Ancient Herodian Cooking pot The restrained modeling and monumental

The restrained modeling and monumental presence of this sculpture capture the Huastec emphasis on sacred embodiment and spiritual continuity

Roman Republican

Active internal rattle pellets

Acquired during the 1950s and remaining in the collection for over seventy years

Exceptional painted linen funerary textile fragment depicting the solar barque carrying four deities

Ancient Herodian Cooking pot The restrained modeling and monumentalAncient Herodian Cooking Pot Early Roman Period, ca. 37 BCE70 CE Dimensions: 3 5 8 in. (9. 2 cm) H 4 1 4 in. (10. 8 cm) W An authentic Herodian terracotta cooking pot dating to the Early Roman period, produced during the reign of Herod the Great and continuing through the 1st century CE. This vessel features the classic globular body, upright cylindrical neck, paired loop handles, and closely spaced horizontal ribbing characteristic of Herodian