Definition of Juglets. Meaning of Juglets. Synonyms of Juglets

- called a milk jug in America A growler beer bottle or “jug” Roman gl**** juglet with vertical ribbing. 2nd half of 1st century C.E. Enamel wash-basin and...
- "Bilbil juglets" are an example of Base Ring ware, which are pottery and have long slim necks. Archaeologists speculate that bilbil juglets may have...
- el-Yehudiyeh juglet as being firmly grounded in earlier Canaanite ceramic traditions, able to be traced back to earlier prototypes such as the juglets from Tomb...
- Poppies and opium made their way around the world along the silk road. Juglets resembling poppy seed pods have been discovered with trace amounts of opium...
- Mount during the First Temple period. The findings included animal bones, juglet and ceramic bowl fragments, as well as the rim of a storage jar. The Quran...
- Intricate 'Free-field' compositions graced juglets and jars. Ubiquitous concentric circles were applied to jars, juglets, bowls and kraters using multiple brushes...
- (piperatoria); a beaker; a vase or juglet (a small jug); four bowls; a small dish; and 98 silver spoons and ladles. The beaker and juglet are decorated with similar...
- 1988 in the cave Patrich designated as Cave 13, just north of 3Q, a small juglet was found from the Herodian era, which was wrapped in palm fibres and contained...
- Two small opium juglets that came to Egypt from Cyprus around 1600 B.C. - 1500 B.C....
- Vaux. The most-prized find at Qumran up to this time were three small juglets containing over five-hundred silver coins, which were found in a room on...