These are some of the potsherds picked up at various locations in Israel by Galyn.

Handles from Beth Shan. The dark handle is from a basalt cooking utensil and shows a Jewish presence in the city.
If a clay cooking pot became unclean it had to be smashed. But a stone pot, such as the dark handled piece,
could simply be purified in water to be reused if it became unclean.

A handle from the site of the old Canaanite palace in Hazor that was destroyed and burnt by Joshua.

A decorative piece from a very fine, large bowl created in thin clay was picked up in the structural remains outside
the theatre in Beth Shan

Painted pieces picked up in Gezer, Beth-Shemesh, and Bethsaida

The base of a jar used by women to carry water. Found in Beth Shan.

An image of a horse (front legs visible) carved into stone and used as decorative overlay. Picked up in Avdat.

Pieces from Sepphoris

Pieces from Jericho

Pieces from En Harod where Gideon's men drank and latter broke their clay jars going into battle.
Also a rock from the Serpantine Trail coming down the side of Masada.
A small stone from Hezekiah's tunnel picked up under the city of David, the Jerusalem of the Old Testament.

Pieces from the Philistine city of Ashkelon

Pieces from Hazor

Pieces from the governors seat in the Hippodrome in Caesarea on the coast.
(The piece at the top left is a shell picked up from inside the remains of Herod's palace in the Mediterranean water.)

Pieces from Bethsaida

Pieces from Gezer