"Yet how precious seems the historical message of these humble jar-handles!"--R.A. Stewart Macalister, 1906

• Archaeological Museum of the Studium Biblicum Franciscanum (a.k.a., The Flagellation Museum), Jerusalem (9)



• Bade Institute, Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley, CA (69 from Nasbeh in storage (none on display) including the ultra-rare, G2T complete jar; 2 are on loan to the Semitic Museum)



• Bible+Orient Museum at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland (5; H2x, H4C, M2x, M4x, S4L)



• Bible Lands Museum, Jerusalem (7)



• British Museum, London (200 total from Lachish; 124 HBRN, 3 MMST, 20 SUKE, 5 ZYF, 48 Cannot Classify; 6 handles & Jar 5400 on display)



• Ecole Biblique et Archeologique Francaise, Jerusalem (1 Z2U from Karmel [el-Khalil])



• Eretz Israel Museum (15; 5 are from Lachish, 1 is from Arad, & 9 are unprovenanced; 2 H4Ls, 1 M2D, 1 S4L, 1 Z4CI & Lachish Jar 8585 [possibly loaned] on display)



• Hebrew Union College, Jerusalem (3)



• Hecht Museum, Haifa (18 handles including a rare Z4L [see Corpus page for more details] plus a restored jar on loan [probably Lachish Jar 8585])



• Horn Archaeological Museum, Michigan (1 Z2D, 1 x2x with Circles)



• Institute of Archaeology, Hebrew University, Jerusalem (34)



• Institute of Archaeology, Tel Aviv University (7 complete jars plus 20 additional handles)



• Israel Antiquities Authority (at least 143:  63 HBRN, 21 MMST, 16 SUKE, 32 ZYF, 2 G2T, 9 cannot classify; 104 2-winged, 39 4-winged)



• Israel Museum, Jerusalem (14 handles total on 11-10-2003 including 4 restored jars from Lachish [10457, 10091, 10074, 10616] plus 5 handles from Ramat Rahel [H4L 944-1, H2U 4063-2, S2DW 4529-1, Z2D 62-40, M2U 3417-1])



• Istanbul Archaeological Museum (8 from Gezer; H2U, H4L, M2U, S2U, S4L [2], Z2U, Z4CI)



• Jewish Museum, New York (14 from Lachish:  10 HBRN, 2 SUKE, 2 cannot classify; 4 2-winged, 10 4-winged)



• Kefar Etzion Museum (1 from Tel Sokoh)



• Living Torah Museum (7 handles loaned by Harvey Herbert along with the only unbroken jar, also RAEL #414 from Lachish, & an H2U)



• Magill Library, Haverford College, Pennsylvania (1 Z2U from Beth Shemesh in storage; 8 plaster casts of impressions on display)



• Metropolitan Museum of Art (3 representing HBRN & SUKE from Lachish; 1 of them is an H2U)



• Museum of Anthropology & Archaeology, Cambridge University (42)



• Museum of Archaeology & Biblical History, Albuquerque (4 on display {G2T, H2U, M2U, S2DW}; 6 others to be added {2 more H2U, 2 H4L, 1 x2x, 1 Z2U})



• Museum of Creation & Earth History, California (replica of an M2D from Tell 'Erani; also a nice replica of an YRSLM-star handle)



• New York University (1 reported by Vaughn was transferred to the Jewish Museum [listed above])



• Palestine Exploration Fund (click here for details about all 21 including the first one excavated & published)



• Pittsburgh Theological Seminary (2 H2U on display in the reception area of the Registrar's Office in the Administration Building along with a large painting of an H2U impression; also 1 H2U, 1 S2U, 1 H4C, 1 M2T, 1 M2D on display in the Kelso Bible Lands Museum located on the ground floor of the Administration Building)



• Rockefeller Museum, Jerusalem (21)



• Semitic Museum at Harvard University (2 on loan from the Bade Institute; Nasbeh H4L #2827 & M2D #2339)



• Skirball Cultural Center, Los Angeles (2:  one on loan from Israel Antiquities Authority & one on loan from Jewish Museum, New York)



• Spertus Museum, Chicago (replica of an M2D from Tell 'Erani but displayed as part of a fictitious excavation from Nasbeh)



• University of Leeds (22)



• University of Pennsylvania Museum (82 from Gibeon in storage; 20 from Beth Shemesh in storage; 1 S2DR, 1 Z2D, 1 Z4CI, 1 M4C on display)



• W. F. Albright Institute of Archaeological Research (unknown quantity in storage until about 2008)



• Weingreen Museum of Biblical Antiquities at Trinity College Dublin (20)



• West Semitic Research Project of the University of Southern California (1)



• Wohl Museum of Archaeology, Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem--Their website appears to be down:  rova-yehudi.org.il (5 total;  2 H2D, 1 M2D, 1 M2T, 1 Z4CI)



• Yeshiva University Museum (1 H2U)