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Cylinder Seal: Deities and Worshipper
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Beardless worshipper, presumably the seal owner, before two astral deities: a bearded deity with sword and two star-tipped bow cases holds a ring and stands on a mountain; on a lion behind him stands the goddess Ishtar with the same attributes.
Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art & Numismatics
Edward A. Waters (by 1958) gift; to Fogg Art Museum 1958.
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Gift of Edward Waters
Title: Cylinder Seal: Deities and Worshipper
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Beardless worshipper, presumably the seal owner, before two astral deities: a bearded deity with sword and two star-tipped bow cases holds a ring and stands on a mountain; on a lion behind him stands the goddess Ishtar with the same attributes.
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