Bulla

CBS6731

From: Iraq | Nippur

Curatorial Section: Babylonian

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Object Number CBS6731
Current Location Collections Storage
Provenience Iraq | Nippur
Section Babylonian
Materials Clay
Description

PBS XIV: The worshiping of a seated bearded god, with hand extended, holding a small cup. He has a fringed shawl, and a cubic seat. IN front of him there is a vase with branches – rather more than a fire altar. The worshiper with fringed robe extends his two hand as if pouring down a grain offering. Behind the god there are an attendant with clasped hands and perhaps a tree.

Seal impress on a fragment of clay bulla with marks of strings behind. Nippur.

Administrative text.

Credit Line Babylonian Expedition to Nippur I-IV, 1888-1900
Other Number P264204 - CDLI Number | B6731 - Old Museum Number | CBS 06731 - Other Number | PBS XIV: 266 - Other Number

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