| Object Number | 33-35-479 |
| Current Location | Collections Storage |
| Provenience | Iraq | Ur |
| Archaeology Area | PG. Pit W. SIS 6-7 |
| Section | Near Eastern |
| Materials | Terracotta |
| Description | UE III: cattle coming out of the byre and facing a seated man. A jar between them suggests the dairy. The byre, found on many other seal-impressions, is a typical reed-hut of Southern Mesopotamia, with an arched roof out of which project side-buckles or horns, which are the terminals of the bundles of reeds used in the construction, curved and tied scrollwise. The panelled door which follows the lines of the hut is also made of woven reeds. Clay sealing. Baked and shellacked post-excavation. Fragment with various seal impressions. |
| Credit Line | British Museum/University Museum Expedition to Ur, Iraq, 1933 |
| Other Number | U.18550 - Field No SF | UE III: 45 - Other Number | 741 - Other Number |
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