INDUS VALLEY STAMP SEAL WITH MYTHICAL CREATURE

Ca. 3rd Millenium BC.A steatite stamp seal from the mature Harappan period (Indus Valley culture) that depicts a mythical unicorn and an object in the left field that may be an incense burner. It feat

Ca. 3rd Millenium BC.A steatite stamp seal from the mature Harappan period (Indus Valley culture) that depicts a mythical unicorn and an object in the left field that may be an incense burner. It feat

Ca. 3rd millennium BC. A steatite stamp seal from the mature Harappan period (Indus Valley culture), depicting a mythical unicorn, an incense burner and Indus script in th4e exergue. Studied by PD Dr.

Late 3rd-2nd millennium BC. A mixed group of five bronze seals including three accompanied by typed and signed notes by the late W.G. Lambert, Professor of Assyriology at the University of Birmingham,

Late 3rd-early 2nd millennium BC. A mixed group of five bronze stamp seals comprising: one discoid with horned quadruped and leaf to the field, u-shape handle to the reverse; one formed as a guilloche

23rd-20th century BC. A bronze discoid seal with flange rim, loop handle, openwork image of a bird-headed figure flanked by opposed birds, outline to the underside, accompanied by a typed and signed n

Ca. 2500-1800 BC.A square-shaped steatite seal with the engraved obverse depicting a left-facing bull, with his head over a star, line of script to the top edge. The reverse with a perforated handle.

Ca. 2500-1800 BC.A square-shaped steatite seal with the engraved obverse depicting a left-facing bull, with his head over a star, line of script to the top edge. The reverse with a perforated handle.

Dimension: 35mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare The age of this seal, coupled with its well-preserved state and unique figural imagery, makes it a historically significant and hard-to-come-by artifact, e

This terracotta stamp seal, with a diameter of 6.5 cm or approximately 2.56 inches, features the image of an elephant, an animal revered in many ancient cultures. Originating from the Indus Valley Civ

Ancient INDUS VALLEY/HARAPPAN SEATITE STAMP SEAL Ca. 3rd Millenium BC. Size: 25mm x 25mm; Weight: 8.45g. A steatite stamp seal from the mature Harappan period (Indus Valley culture) that depicts a myt

Ancient Central Asia, Indus Valley, Harappan/Mohenjo-Daro civilization, ca. 3rd millennium BCE. A hand-carved stone stamp seal of a rectangular form with a pierced suspension loop protruding from the

Ancient Central Asia, Indus Valley, Harappan / Mohenjo-Daro civilization, ca. 300 to 1000 BCE A stone seal bead incised with Indus / Harappan script - Interestingly the language of the ancient Indus v

Ca. 2500-1800 BC An Indus Valley square seal in white steatite; Indus valley signs in a formal script slightly slanting left, unicorn standing left facing an altar, with double loop handle. For simila

Ca. 2500-1800 BC. A square-shaped steatite seal with the engraved obverse depicting a left-facing unicorn, with his head over an altar. Along the upper edge runs a line of a script. The reverse with a

Ca. 2500-1800 BC An Indus Valley square seal in white steatite; Indus valley signs in a formal script slightly slanting left, unicorn standing left facing an altar, with double loop handle. Item comes

Ca. 2500-1800 BC A square-shaped steatite seal with engraved obverse depicting a left-facing unicorn, with his head over an altar, line of script to the top edge. The reverse with a perforated handle.

Ca. 2500-1800 BC An Indus Valley square seal in white steatite; Indus valley signs in a formal script slightly slanting left, unicorn standing left facing an altar, with double loop handle. For simila

Dimension: 6.5x6.5 cm / 2.56x2.56 inches This terracotta stamp bears the image of a mythical creature, reminiscent of the chimeric beings that populated Greek mythology. The style and execution sugges

Title: Indus-Valley, Mohenjo-Daro Seal Date & Origin: Indus-Valley, Mohenjo-Daro, 2500-2100 B.C. Description: Square bifacial seal. engraved on both sides with wings and various plants.Drilled horizon

This unique jade seal, measuring 5.5 cm by 2 cm (approximately 2.17 inches by 0.79 inches), is adorned with a mythical creature, a symbol often associated with protection and power during the Tang Dyn

The jade stamp seal, at 5 cm by 4 cm (1.97 inches by 1.57 inches), features a mythical beast, likely a chimera, which was a common protective symbol during the Zhou Dynasty (1046-256 BCE). Such seals

The jade stamp seal, at 5 cm by 4 cm (1.96 inches by 1.57 inches), features a mythical beast, likely a chimera, which was a common protective symbol during the Zhou Dynasty (1046-256 BCE). Such seals

This steatite bifacial seal, measuring 6x5 cm or approximately 2.36x1.97 inches, features intricate carvings of mythical creatures on both sides, which is emblematic of Neo-Assyrian art dating from 90