Why Cylinder Seals? Engraved Cylindrical Seal Stones of the Ancient Near East, Fourth to First Millennium B.C.

Edith Porada

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The engravings of cylinder seals reflect much of the material culture and the world of thought of the ancient Near East, chiefly Mesopotamia (modern Iraq) and Iran. The type of object was made from...

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