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Contributing Institution: Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library Description: Ceramic bowl, Middle Bronze II B-C (1730-1550 B.C.E.). Provenance: Syro-Palestine. Carinated structure, rimmed base, rim is wide and opens out, pink buff, flat base. Condition: no cracks or chips. 8.4 cm height, 15.5 cm width. JPG file (62.9 KB). -
Contributing Institution: Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library Description: Ceramic bowl, Iron I (1200-1000 B.C.E.). Provenance: Syro-Palestinian. Orange buff; slightly carinated; small, flat base; wide rim opens up with rounded interior. Condition: no cracks or chips. 5.2 cm height, 17.3 cm width. JPG file (64 KB). -
Contributing Institution: Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library Description: Ceramic goblet, Middle Bronze IIA (2000/1950-1730 B.C.E.). Provenance: Syro-Palestinian. Light brown; small, flat base; thin rim, opens outward. Condition: no cracks, slight chips on rim. 7.0 cm height, 8.9 cm width. JPG file (76 KB). -
Contributing Institution: Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library Description: Ceramic cup or bowl, 7th-6th Century B.C.E. Provenance: Syro-Palestinian. Tripod base, round with handle and internal lip (rim) and indented bowl, burnished red pottery. Condition: slight chip on one leg and outer rim. 6.8 cm height, 13.2 cm width. JPG file (64 KB). -
Contributing Institution: Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library Description: Ceramic juglet, Iron II (South) C (800-586 B.C.E.). Provenance: Syro-Palestinian. Gray-black clay, widening neck opening, handle at rim, round body, no base. Condition: Very fine, no cracks or chips. 7.5 cm height, 5.0 cm width. JPG file (108 KB). -
The Morton Collection of Biblical Artifacts
User CollectionContributing Institution: Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library Description: Images of artifacts from the Bible lands (Jordan, Israel, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Egypt, Turkey, Greece and Italy) acquired by Dr. William H. Morton, former director of the American School of Oriental Research in Jerusalem, during the 1940s and 1950s, including inscribed scarabs from Egypt; terraco...