21973http://www165.123.244.137/subject/21973/MuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumObject TypeSeal ImpressionSeason Number11: 1932-1933TechniqueImpressedMaterialUnfiredU Number18413BDescription (Modern)Matthews (1993) p. 67 no. 39, 39a: 'U14775, BM 1930.12.13.424. U14825, BM 1920.12.13.434. U14882, BM. U18413a, UM 33.35.415. U18413b, UM 33.35.408. UE 3:281. Moorey 593. All SIS4. H 2.8, L 5.65. Complete impression surviving. One register of motifs: lizard, ?AN, ?scorpion, six-pointed UB, man. U18413a. Sealing 5.2 x 4.4 x 2.4. Two rollings and two stamp impressions. Part of peg impression and unclear thong. Level base. Functional type: door peg.' UE 3 p. 29 no. 281 'A nude man, his hands held up, fighting huge lizards. Net, scorpion, leaves, star flowers, and perhaps a panelled construction. Eight-petalled rosette on the butt-end of the cylinder, d. 15 mm. U. 14775, U. 14825. SIS 4. Pl. 47. (P. CBS. 31.16.671.) U. 18402, U. 18413. Pit W. SIS 4-5.' UPenn db 'UE III: a nude man, his hands held up, fighting huge lizards. Net, scorpion, leaves, star flowers, and perhaps a panelled construction. Eight-petalled rosette on the butt-end of the cylinder, d. 15 mm.'Description (Catalog Card)Clay jar sealings. Fragment of unclassified designs, mostly with men and animals.Woolley's descriptionDescription (Modern)42 fragments were accounted for as of Dec. 1989. [Note on typed transcript] This seal impression has been partially destroyed. There were 2 fragments and 1 was completely destroyed. This is according to a letter dated 5 May 1966 From R.R.B Kearton to R.H. Dyson, Jr. regarding damage due to storage under the auditorium in humid and inadequate conditions.Modern descriptionFind Context (Catalog Card)PG Pit W SIS IV-VMaterial (Catalog Card)ClayMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (UPM Date Reg Number)33-35-415