Ca. AD 300 - 400. A tubular Roman bronze whistle with two mouth pieces, capable of producing two different notes from opposite ends. Size: 140mm x...

Ca. 7th-8th Century AD. A wooden anthropomorphic idol with simplified features. Idols were used as objects of worship, representing gods or goddes...

Ca. 300 BC - AD 100. A South Arabian alabaster figure of a man, most likely a priest, standing on an integral base with two registers, each with a...

Ca. 800 - 500 BC. A Babylonian or Assyrian chalcedony stamp seal with a convex face and cone-shaped back. The front has a standing worshipper in a...

Ca. 2300 - 2000 BC. An ancient two-sided dark stone stamp seal. The seal is square with notched edges and is pierced through two opposite corners....

Ca. 3000 BC. A Jemdet Nasr translucent white stone cylinder seal. The design features two squatting women facing one another with four pots betwee...

Ca. 600 - 450 BC. A Neo-Babylonian cylinder seal, depicting priests worshipping the lunar crescent. Studied by PD Dr. habil. Pieter Gert van der V...