This is a roughly carved but strangely beautiful Urn. It almost appears as if it were made by a child's hands. It has all the energy and playfulness of youthful exuberance. Yet it also bears intricate and clear carvings that show great artistic talent.

Jobe archaeologist Dr. Hestiya believes that it was a prayer urn, used for transporting water that had been used in religious ceremonies.

The Yuttos would not give any elaborate answers when asked to identify the Urn, but seemed to agree that in all likelihood the Urn had once contained something.

This is a roughly carved but strangely beautiful Urn. It almost appears as if it were made by a child's hands. It has all the energy and playfulness of youthful exuberance. Yet it also bears intricate and clear carvings that show great artistic talent.

Jobe archaeologist Dr. Hestiya believes that it was a prayer urn, used for transporting water that had been used in religious ceremonies.

However, the urn has a large crack that runs down its entire length. If you are careful with it, there might be a chance of repairing it.