Ancient Near Eastern cylinder seal C. 3rd - 2nd Millennium BC, with invoice 1982

Description:

Ancient Near Eastern cylinder seals, prevalent from the 3rd to 2nd millennium BC, were small, engraved cylinders, typically made of stone, that served as personal identification and legal tools. These seals, often worn as jewelry, were rolled onto wet clay to create a repeating design, functioning like a signature on documents, administrative records, and even personal belongings. The imagery carved into the seals, ranging from mythological scenes to depictions of rulers and animals, provides valuable insights into the artistic styles, religious beliefs, and social structures of the time. Their widespread use across Mesopotamia and beyond highlights their significance as a common cultural element in the ancient Near East.

With purchase invoice dated 04/02/1984

Good condition

No repairs have been made

Measurements:

Length: 55mm

Width: 35mm

Depth: 35mm

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