A Sumerian Marble Bull Stamp Seal, Late Uruk/Jemdet Nasr Period, ca. 3100-2900 BCE 42769439_xl Avoid knot failure with this

Avoid knot failure with this tool

the round disc-shaped applique has a circular base with a hole drilled through the center for application

CONVENIENT AND LIGHTWEIGHT - It fits into an ultra-compact pouch

you'll notice that the opposite side contains honeycomb ridges instead of bristles

Soft and very easy to wear

A Sumerian Marble Bull Stamp Seal, Late Uruk/Jemdet Nasr Period, ca. 3100-2900 BCE 42769439_xl Avoid knot failure with thissensitively modeled from marble, a zoomorphic stamp seal in the shape of a reclining bull with head, horns, and legs clearly represented. The bull's eyes are indicated by drilled holes. Pierced laterally near the base for attachment, the underside with two stylized animals created by distinctive drill holes and the limbs by incised lines, making taxonomic identification difficult. Background: For the early Sumerians the bull symbolized divinity and