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ClassificationsAncient Near Eastern Art

12 Fragmentary Objects

Possible OriginSyria, Asia

Date2nd Millennium BCE

MediumBasalt

Credit LineGift of Richard and Donna Curtiss

Object number2011.029.687

ProvenanceEx coll. Richard (1927-2013) and Donna (1928-2019) Curtiss, Chevy Chase, Maryland, collected in the Middle East, ca. 1957-1980.

Status

Not on view

Collections

Ancient Egyptian, Nubian, and Near Eastern Art

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Conoid Stamp Seal with Priest or Worshipper Holding Two Staff Like Objects Standing before an Altar Mounted with Staff Symbols (?), Groundline, Crescent above in the Field

7th-mid 6th Century BCE

© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University

Cuneiform Tablet: Old Babylonian Scribal Practice Writing Words for Wooden Objects

Image courtesy Emory Libraries Digitization

Amuletic Bead with Engravings on Four Sides: Eagle on Circular Altar, Osiris as Canopic Jar, Cornucopia with Globe and Trident, and Woman Holding Two Stick-Like Objects/Torches (Diana Lucifera or Demeter?)

2nd Century CE

© Estate of Lloyd Ullberg. Image courtesy Emory Libraries Digitization.

Still life of three objects including wooden hairbrush

Lloyd Ullberg

1969

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Fragmentary Container

2nd Millennium BCE

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Fragmentary Container

2nd Millennium BCE

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Fragmentary Container

2nd Millennium BCE

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Fragmentary Container

2nd Millennium BCE

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Fragmentary Container

2nd Millennium BCE

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Fragmentary Bowl

2nd Millennium BCE

© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University

Fragmentary Mortar (?)

© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University

Fragmentary Glazed Spherical Object

ca. 4000-2000 BCE

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