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  U Number : 2649
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Seal cylinder. Fragment. Soapstone. Scene: Two standing worshippers with one hand up. Behind them in the field the emblem of Nergal: a weapon formed of two curved blades on either side of central club - lion's heads at the end of each blade. [drawing]
  

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  U Number : 2661
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Cylinder seal. grey limestone. Rampant lion attacked by two figures of Gilgamesh. About BC 2600-2300. [drawing]
  

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  U Number : 2683
  Museum Number (BM Registration Number) : 1927,1003.201
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Seal cylinder. Carnelian. Time of Assyr influence about BC 700. [drawing]
  

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  U Number : 2684
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Seal cylinder. Weather worn. Soapstone. [drawing]
  

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  U Number : 2502
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Cylinder seal. Inscribed. Glass paste. Bluish white. Broken. Fragments missing. Two lines nearly illegible: ( )-bi-a; ( ) -il. Figures worn, indistinct. Neo-Babylon - Persian Period.
  

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  U Number : 2503
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Cylinder seal. Not inscribed. greyish soapstone. Weather worn. Presentation to a seated goddess. Worshipper led by the hand. Flat crescent. Pillar-shaped altar [shown in drawing] (double). 24 x 33mm. Babylonian. About BC 2500. [drawing]
  

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  U Number : 2504
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Cylinder seal. Fragment. Brown limestone. Fragment. One worshipper - one standing figure - of a god: Between them the crescent [shown in drawing] on a short support. About BC 2300
  

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  U Number : 2505
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Doubtful cylinder seal. greyish limestone. Unpierced fragment. A few lines of figures or signs [shown in drawing]. Period ? [drawing]
  

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  U Number : 2529
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Cylinder seal. Soapstone. Slightly concave. Recut. Rough inscription added. [inscription represented here] Perhaps, sal-me zu: thy salme. A special class of votary. The scene represents an introduction to a seated goddess. About 2400 BC. Inscription more recent. [drawing]
  

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  U Number : 1712
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Fragment from middle of a small baked clay cylinder of Nabonidus, containing parts of both columns duplicate of U.1111, etc.
  

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