Cloth amulet, covered in bluish grey cloth, with metal blade or tail at one end, against scorpion, serpent bites, used by Mohammedans, Jerusalem, Palestine, 1880-1930 Cloth amulet to ward against bites and stings 1880-1930
Amulet, in form of hand with outstretched fingers, pressed from piece of metal, said to be worn by children to avoid "Evil Soul", Palestinian, 1880-1930 Amulet in the form of a hand 1880-1930
Femur, human, showing unreduced fracture, excavated by Sir Flinders Petrie in Palestine, c.1925 Excavated human femur before 1925
Roman stone water main, 30AD, Palestine; section of Pilate's aqueduct which ran from the Pools of Solomon to Jerusalem (lime stone block, size 3'3" width, 2'5" depth, 3'1" height, diameter of bore 1'3") Roman stone water main 30
Brown cardboard box, c94 mm x 70mm x 69mm, 34g. Contains a large dried poppy head. White paper label is adhered to the inside of the box which reads,'31/DRIED POPPY HEAD/(Papaver setigerum)/THOUGHT TO BE THE " GALL" OF SCRIPTURE' Palestine, 1870-1930. Dried poppy head 1870-1930
Radius, human, with unreduced fracture, from Prehistoric burial in Palestine excavated by Sir Flinders Petrie, c.1925 Excavated human radius before 1925
Original Byzantine stone tablet, 5th-6th century AD with inscribed measure of Greek foot (307-309mm, + or - 0.5 mm) and inscription refering to Pilates Aqueduct supplying water from Pools of Solomon at Hebron Springs to Jerusalem. Ancient Byzantine Linear Measure 400-599