Beschreibung:

An Anatolian Neolithic marble stamp seal Circa 6th-5th Millennium B.C. Of subconical depressed form, the elongated suboval underside engraved with crossed lines, pierced at the top for suspension, base: 29mm x 19mm; a Western Asiatic or Iranian grey stone stamp seal, of subconical form, the oval underside engraved with an equid galloping to the left, pierced at the top for suspension, circa 4th-3rd Millennium B.C., 19mm x 12mm; a Western Asiatic or Iranian stamp seal, of rectangular form, showing on one side two standing embracing human figures and on the other side, two parallel lines, pierced horizontally for suspension, 2nd Millennium B.C.,24mm x 17mm; a Western Asiatic white marble stamp seal in the form of a reclining bull, the underside incised with the figure of a reclining animal, pierced horizontally through the middle for suspension, circa 1200-600 B.C., 20mm long; a Near Eastern dark green glass ring seal, of flattened oval form, showing an antelope running to the right, 1st Millennium B.C.,19mm x 15mm ; a Western Asiatic black steatite scaraboid of carinated domed shape, the underside with a winged solar disc, pierced through for suspension, circa 800-700 B.C., 22mm diam, and a damaged Late Babylonian chalcedony stamp seal of octagonal domed form, pierced through the top for suspension, the base engraved with a standing worshipper raising a hand to the stand supporting the spade of Marduk and two styluses, a star above, base: 23mm x 11mm (7)