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[Original 1931 text] Five fragments of jars bear seal impressions (1 and 3), in two cases upon the shoulder close to the neck of the jar, and in two close to the base. . .. Two of the inscriptions are the same (one of them is shown in 3), but they were not made by the same seal; for in one there are only the characters, whereas the other shows the figure of a bull also. The other impressions are composed of characters only. It is possible that these seal impressions are also potter's marks; for they were impressed before the jars were baked. That they were not intended to mark temple or sacred property seems to be implied by the inscriptions being different in three cases. [Marshall, Vol. I., p. 293] |
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