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Ancient Roman Large Tear Bottel a specimen dated year 31

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a specimen dated year 31 has been found in this town in an incomplete state of manufacture

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The tear collecting bottle is a unique piece of history from the time of Jesus

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kept him at Rome and sent Cuspius Fadus as procurator of the Roman province of Judaea

Ancient Roman Large Tear Bottel a specimen dated year 31**Time of Jesus: 1st Century AD** This bottle, characterized by a blown tubular ledge rim and a squat globular body, was popular throughout the Roman Empire. Often used to hold perfumes and scented oils, these bottles were typically found in burial caves and are known as tear bottles, believed to collect the tears of mourners. Biblical references include King David in Psalms 56: 8, who mentions putting tears into a bottle, and in Luke 7: 38, where a

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