A Yellow Glass Jar With Dense Zigzag Thread Around The Neck These commemorative coins were issued

These commemorative coins were issued in bronze

The Lepton (singular) is called in the King James Version of the Bible - Mite

One of the earliest types of blown-glass vessels

The Judaea Capta coins were struck for 25 years under Vespasian and his two sons who succeeded him as Emperor – Titus

gets its name from the Greek words for "copper" (χαλκός

A Yellow Glass Jar With Dense Zigzag Thread Around The Neck These commemorative coins were issuedThe Roman glass industry in the Middle East thrived from the 4th to early 5th century, particularly under Emperor Diocletian (280 300). This period, marked by relative peace and economic instability, saw significant benefits for the Holy Land when Constantine the Great focused on Jerusalem for his reconstruction program. An Imperial edict exempted many skilled craftsmen from taxes, enabling them to profit from the economic boom.