.bk AK .fl ZKx02 gB .fd seals composites .ei mKB .ed ZKx01 .rd ZKx01 .ri mKB c 102 df si A22 seated figute with attendants A35 K13 Seated figure facing left holding up a cup and wearing a long pleated garment with top covering only the right shoulder, not the left. In front of this figure is a table with a row of vertical ovals framing the table on both sides but not the top. Next is a standing figure facing right touching the table. The seated figure and the standing figure touching the table both have an oval dotted eye.
    Behind this figure are two other figures facing right with both arms folded. These three figures wear the same type of garment as the seated figure.
    All the figures in this scene have an oval head.
    The table base at the bottom has a flat center with a slanted leg on both sides. Above this are three wider leg portions separated by two very thin vertical strips. The flat top has two piles of what probably are oval bread loves one topped by a conical cup and the other by what appears to be an animal leg.
    In the space between the head of the figure touching the table and the vertical strip framing one side of the table is a crescent with a dot in the center. This is the only indication that the scene may depict a ritual event. K15 The seal is carved in the Deep Fringe style. However in this case the eye is connected by a line with the triangular nose; both these charactistics are unusual for the Deep Fringe style. M3 This seal was used to seal containers found in both A1 and A5. A5.168 and A1q995.25 were both excavated in f113 [DOES THIS BELONG TO BOTH A1 AND A5 ?] where a large number of other seal impressions were discovered indicating that the objects sealed belonged to a group of containers whose contents were used in this part of the palace. M3 The impression in A1.241 is found on a peg impression with several strands of a cord and a possible knot impression. The three seal rollings on A1.241 are found one at the base of the peg and two others, one on either side of the peg impression. However it is not quite flat at the bottom which would indicate a door sealing and so this seal was probably employed to seal a container. rd ZK925 c 107 df si A22 man with trinagular shaped head A35 K15 Figure with triangular shaped head in the unusual position of the frontal view the head and the torso in the shape of a triangle a single drill hole serves as the neck . This figure is holding a long sword toward a rampant animal facing left so facing him. He may be holding the leg of this rampant animal.
     Next to this figure is a small figure placed a little higher in the scene than this first figure with the triangular head. This second figure is facing right with the left arm raised. The figure is depicted with a large dot for the eye in the middle of the head in profile.
      A1.486 probably is the same iconography as AKc107 which would indicate that the second figure is placed higher in the scene because an animal standing on all four legs with a short tail (perhaps a bull) is shown below. This seal impression is in the shape of a slightly rounded peg.