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Sasanian Green Stone Stamp Seal

Sasanian green stone stamp seal depicting a bearded man facing right with highly stylised facial features and clothing. The figure shows characteristic Sasanian artistic conventions with linear rendering of the beard and garments. The seal has a flat oval body with a horizontally drilled suspension hole. Such personal seals were used throughout the Sasanian Empire to authenticate documents and mark property, with the owner's image or symbol pressed into clay or wax.

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Era
c. 200-400 CE
Period
Sasanian
Origin
Persia
Material
stone
Weight
9g
Dimensions
28mm x 24mm
Condition
Good - green patina, portrait clearly visible

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