storage jar

Twelve of the storage jars have thus far been examined.

The term has now been adopted into the English language as a general word for a storage jar from any culture.

Large storage jars lay in fragments around and underneath the figure.

Transfer it to a suitable storage jar, leave to cool then cover and refrigerate.

The chamber contained seven wooden coffins and many large storage jars.

I also found foodstuffs in storage jars, and herbs.

The workers then hang them up by their forelegs in underground galleries, like living storage jars.

Not so much a tomb as a pit, it contained about a dozen large sealed storage jars.

Cupboards are replaced by open steel shelves, lined with glass storage jars.

Families picked grapes, trod them and poured the new wine into storage jars.

When I fed lightning to the engine, it flashed back through the cable and burned out the storage jar!

Well made, sturdy storage jars were also found at this site, which were used for transporting salt.

Use in soups or stews or add to a storage jar of sugar.

In the northern section of the building which included the kitchen and several storage rooms, were found multiple storage jars.

After the mash has been prepared, it is transferred to a beer storage jar and left to ferment.

One storage jar bears an inscription in Hebrew.

They fired these at clay storage jars of antiquity that were used to hold things like wine, olive oil, honey and fish.

There is a single storage jar.

The chamber also held 28 large storage jars, approximately 75 cm tall, made from both pottery and alabaster.

Other items for sale include T-shirts, garlic storage jars and garlic presses.

Other subsurface storage jars found without food in them can be used as evidence of communal feasting (Silverman 1988: 425).

Large storage jars are sometimes painted.

Opened a storage jar, peered in.

Some of the excavated homes contain huge ceramic storage jars known as pithoi.

Pressed-glass storage jars with white or green metal lids hold a gallon; $16 a pair.