Deity sitting on throne approached by two worshippers (modern [i.e., fake])

Kategória	Cylinder Seals
Description of the seal image	The scene appears to be framed by dentate borders at the top and bottom. A deity sitting on a throne is being approached by a worshipper holding a snake and a spear and by another figure holding the same spear with one hand and a bow with the other. The second worshipper appears to be naked and standing on a reclining griffin. The deity wears a long, fringed robe and has a human head on their lap. Between the two worshippers is a four-rayed star with globe-tipped rays.
Figures, motifs/symbols	- borderlines (2): dentate borders at the top and bottom - deity: sitting, raising one hand, wearing a long, fringed robe - griffin: reclining - human head - throne: high-backed chair, tasselled - worshipper 1: wearing a short tunic, holding a snake in one hand and a spear in the other - worshipper 2: possibly naked, seemingly standing on a griffin, holding a spear in one hand and a bow in the other
Subcategory	cylinder seal
Collection	National Museum of Aleppo
Museum number	M.4579
Culture	other
Provenance	acquired in 1949
First occurence	1949
Archaeological context	N/A
Registration number	N/A
Dimensions (mm): height, diameter	h: 37; d: 12
Material and features	"steatite"
Authenticity (public)	modern (i.e., fake)
Transliteration	N/A
Translation	N/A
Bibliography	Hammade 1987, 66–67 no. 122. Hammade, H.: Cylinder Seals from the Collections of the Aleppo Museum, Syrian Arab Republic. I: Seals of Unknown Provenience. (BAR International Series 335) Oxford, 1987.