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King of Emesa to marry him
and the Star of Bethlehem surrounding the holy family
was expensive and used for valuable vessels
because of certain insults and abuses they had had under the Roman procurator
- **Iron Age I (1200–1000 BCE)**: Characterized by the decline of Canaanite culture and the rise of the Tribes of Israel
BYZANTINE OIL LAMP King of Emesa to marryAfter the diversity of many pagan forms featured on Roman oil lamps, came Early Christianity designs on the Byzantine lamps. The shape of these clay oil lamps represented a uniformity in style and decoration. Most recognizable are their unique motifs, featuring the Menorah and the Palm branch adorning an almond shaped lamp. The main characteristic of lamps of the Byzantine designs are their elongated nozzles. Some of these lamps were used by early