| Kategória | Cylinder Seals |
| Description of the seal image | Two rampant felines clash over a fallen quadruped. The feline on the left is attacked by a rampant griffin climbing on the back of a reclining wild goat (ibex). Both the griffin and the feline on the right are held back by a beardless human figure grasping their tails. The human figure wears a long, double-belted, fringed robe. A six-rayed, globe-centred star is above the griffin. |
| Figures, motifs/symbols |
- felines (2): rampant, perhaps lionesses - griffin: rampant, winged - human figure: beardless, wearing a long, double-belted, fringed robe - star: six-rayed, globe-centred - wild goats (ibexes) (2): reclining |
| Subcategory | cylinder seal |
| Collection | The Metropolitan Museum of Art / The MET / MMA |
| Museum number | MMA 74.51.4314 |
| Culture | other |
| Provenance | said to be from Kourion, Cyprus; found by General Luigi Palma di Cesnola in Cyprus between 1865–1872; acquired by the MMA from him in 1874 |
| First occurence | between 1865–1872 |
| Archaeological context | N/A |
| Registration number | N/A |
| Dimensions (mm): height, diameter | h: 23.1, d: N/A |
| Material and features | "hematite" |
| Bibliography |
MMA: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/321389 [accessed: 06-12-2023]. |