Two male figures and two mouflons in boat

Kategória	Cylinder Seals
Description of the seal image	The scene depicts two male figures and two mouflons in a boat. The human figures wear pointy headdresses and triple-belted, fringed and tasselled tunics. The figure on the left steps up to the side of the boat while holding a spear-like but bent object. The figure in the back stands holding the oar. Between them is an eight-rayed, globe-centred star on a stand. The mouflons stand on the edges of the boat and look in opposite directions.
Figures, motifs/symbols	- boat - human figure 1: bearded, wearing a pointy headdress and a double-belted, fringed and tasselled tunic, holding a spear-like but bent object - human figure 2: bearded, wearing a pointy headdress and a double-belted, fringed and tasselled tunic, holding an oar - mouflons (2): with bunched legs - star: eight-rayed, globe-centred, with double rays, on a stand - water: indicated by parallel, wavy lines
Subcategory	cylinder seal
Collection	Buffalo Museum of Science
Museum number	N/A
Culture	Middle Assyrian
Provenance	gift of Mr and Mrs Chauncey J. Hamlin
First occurence	1944
Archaeological context	N/A
Registration number	N/A
Dimensions (mm): height, diameter	N/A
Material and features	N/A
Translation	N/A
Bibliography	Ingholt 1944, 8 and 9 no. 20. Ingholt, H.: “World-famous Cylinder Seals Reflect 3,000 Years of History”. Hobbies: The Magazine of the Buffalo Museum of Science 25/1 (1944) 2–12.