; File processed on 2024-09-12

; A6c1
A2	2005-08-00_ZI827mKB.j	mKB	i61
A2	2005-08-00_ZI827mKB.j	mKB	i65
A2	2005-08-00_ZI827mKB.j	mKB	i97
A2	2005-08-00_ZI827mKB.j	mKB	q355.1
B7	2024-08-27_ZI827mKB.j	mKB	i61
B7	2024-08-27_ZI827mKB.j	mKB	i65
B7	2024-08-27_ZI827mKB.j	mKB	i97
B7	2024-08-27_ZI827mKB.j	mKB	q355.1
B11	2024-08-27_ZI827mKB.j	mKB	peg and cord impressions. In A6.97 a patterned cap of the original cylinder seal used for all four sealings is visible.
K13	2024-08-27_ZI827mKB.j	mKB	Four seal impressions were excavated in A6 that had been sealed by the same cylinder seal: A6.61, A6.65, A6.97, A6q355.1. The iconography shows a standing bearded god facing right wearing a horned crown and a belted skirt with vertical pleats. With elbows bent both his hands are extended toward the right. The next bearded god is also standing facing right and wearing a belted skirt with vertical pleats. From the middle of his skirt extend three sprigs of wheat. Seated figure (a deity but the upper half of the figure is not preserved) facing left wearing a flounced garment.The stool is divided into vertical sections. Below his feet is unclear but probably a patterned platform.
K14	2024-08-27_ZI827mKB.j	mKB	presentation
O4	1996-07-07_A06_VWX.j	xx	L_W23Nd0101 A06c1 G707 xx si.jpg