| Object no. | S02019 |
| Description of the seal image | Two small snakes follow a coiled-up horned serpent (bashmu). |
| Figures, motifs/symbols |
- horned serpent (bashmu): coiled-up - snakes (2): rising |
| Subcategory | bead cylinder seal |
| Collection | Penn Museum |
| Museum number | B14384 – CBS 14384 |
| Condition, shape | slightly weathered |
| Culture | Neo-Babylonian |
| Provenance | excavated at Nippur |
| First occurence | 1893–1896 |
| Archaeological context | Nippur |
| Registration number | N/A |
| Dimensions (mm): height, diameter | h: 12, d: 6 |
| Material and features | "green glazed pottery" |
| Style | sintered quartz |
| Scene | animal |
| Transliteration |
N/A |
| Bibliography |
Legrain 1925, 314 no. 656 and pl. XXXIII. Legrain, L.: The Culture of the Babylonians. From Their Seals in the Collections of the Museum. I–II. (Publications of the Babylonian Section 14) Philadelphia, 1925. |
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