6874http://www165.123.244.137/subject/6874/Object TypeCylinder SealsMuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumSeason Number05: 1926-1927TechniqueIncisedIconographyRitualIconographyFlounced DressIconographyTufted DressIconographyFlounced SkirtIconographyTufted SkirtIconographyTunicIconographyBirdIconographyStoolIconographyGodIconographyGoddessIconographyHeadIconographyMaleIconographyHand RaisedIconographyHolding OtherIconographyHands Clasped Below BreastsIconographyBeardedIconographySeatedIconographyStandingIconographyJarIconographyWorshipperMaterialMarbleU Number7583Description (Modern)Cylinder seal. white diorite. broken. worshipping a seated god. U.7583 UE VII: (U.7583) Cylinder seal, white marble. UE X: (U.7583) "standard" scene: the seated god, the worshipper with clasped hands, the assistant, and a nude Amorite servant (?). And the crescent, sun-disk, the ampulla, and libra emblems. Broken white steatite cylinder.Description (Catalog Card)Cylinder seal. Fragment. Marble, White Scene of worship. Heavily draped god seated on throne without a back holding in outstretched left hand a bird? Above double crescent moon? & between seated god and advancing figure a second bird? Second advancing fig. clean shaven, & heavily draped in long flairing skirt, behind him a goose? and behind the goose a goddess? in a flounced kaunakes skirt, both arms upraised? Behind the throne of the seated god Gilgamesh? with tail.Woolley's descriptionFind Context (Catalog Card)Found in loose soil beneath Larsa floor of House 2. Quiet Street close to childs G.50, EMMaterial (Catalog Card)MarbleMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (UPM B-number)B16903Measurement (Catalog Card)D. 0014 L?NotesB16903 had been associated with U.7503, but In a letter to Legrain dated Nov 28, 1935, Woolley says that cylinder seal U.7503 is in Baghdad. He asks whether the U number is misread on Penn's seal and should be U.7583, which is indeed the case.