| Kategória | Cylinder Seals |
| Description of the seal image | A bearded hero grasps a human-faced winged wild goat (ibex) by the horn with one hand and holds a sickle sword (scimitar) in the other. He wears a long, tiered and fringed, open robe and has a quiver on his back and a sword at his waist. Beyond the hybrid creature is a sitting dog facing a stylised tree (rosette tree) with interlinked buds arranged radially. |
| Figures, motifs/symbols |
- dog: sitting - hero: bearded, wearing a long, tiered and fringed, open robe, has a quiver on his back and a sword at his waist; the upper part of his garment is decorated with a crosshatch pattern - human-faced winged wild goat (ibex): rampant, head turned backwards - stylised tree (rosette tree): with interlinked buds arranged radially |
| Subcategory | cylinder seal |
| Collection | Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien |
| Museum number | KHM ÄgS Sem. 1138 (ex VKM 25402) |
| Condition, shape | chipped upper and lower edges, large chips partly distort the figures |
| Culture | Assyro-Babylonian |
| First occurence | 1967 |
| Dimensions (mm): height, diameter | h: 28.7, d: 12.8 |
| Material and features | "Chalzedon ... 8 C 6 braunrot" |
| Style | modelled |
| Scene | contest |
| Bibliography |
Bleibtreu 1981, 73–74 no. 88. Bleibtreu, E.: Rollsiegel aus dem Vorderen Orient. Zur Steinschneidekunst zwischen etwa 3200 und 400 vor Christus nach Beständen in Wien und Graz. Wien, 1981. |