Object Description
A Sumerian limestone stamp seal from the Jemdet Nasr period featuring a domed shape which has been perforated through the centre for suspension, now blocked. The flat base is enriched with two quadruped animals created using the drilling technique. Both are in a leaping position with the front legs extended. One displays large, curved horns possible an ibex however, both have curving, upwards tails. The seal is accompanied with a professionally baked impression.
Date: Circa 3300 – 2900 BC