LOT COMPRISING In terra-cotta. A Hebrew bulla commemorating the revolt of Bar Kokhba against the Roman Empire. Ca. 132-133. Diam. 40 mm The other, on one side the Apis bull in a field of reeds. Levantine coast, end of the 1st millennium B.C. Provenance Former Armand Trampitsch collection Then by descent A lot with a terracotta bulla of an hebrew coin from the Bar Kohba revolt against the roman empire. Ca. 132-133 A.D. A terracotta plaque depicting Apis bull in a field of reeds. Levantine coast. Ca. late 1st millennium B.C.

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