Cylinder seal and modern impression: hunter holding a lion; griffin attacking a stag; Master of Animals; double-headed eagle
Unknown artist
Date: ca. 14th century BCE
Medium: Hematite
Dimensions: 0.83 in. (2.11 cm)
Classification: Stone-Cylinder Seals
Period: Late Bronze Age
Rogers Fund and funds from various donors, 1992
Date range
-1400 – -1300
Largest dimension
2.1 cm
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