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Legrain, Leon. The Culture of the Babylonians from Their Seals in the Collections of the Museum. Vol. 14. Philadelphia: The University Museum, 1925.

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  • Object[36]
  • no[8]
  • yes[28]
  • no[35]
  • yes[1]
  • babylonian[19]
  • near eastern[17]
  • bulla[2]
  • jar stopper[1]
  • sealing[36]
  • tablet fragment[1]
  • iraq[36]
  • nippur[36]
  • neo-babylonian[2]
  • old babylonian period[2]
  • persian[2]
  • hittite[1]
  • bull[1]
  • enkidu[1]
  • gilgamesh[1]
  • lion[1]
  • sun god[1]
  • hittite language[1]
  • clay[26]
  • terracotta[10]
  • inscribed[1]
  • seal impression[4]
  • yes[36]
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