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cylinder seal
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Mesopotamian culture
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Used for imprinting designs onto clay tablets or other surfaces
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cylinder seal
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Mesopotamian culture
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Often made of stone or other durable materials
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cylinder seal
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Mesopotamian culture
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Used as a personal signature or identification mark
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cylinder seal
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Mesopotamian culture
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Considered an important item of daily life and administrative use
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cylinder seal
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Mesopotamian culture
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Often worn around the neck as a personal possession
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cylinder seals
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Mesopotamia
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Cylinder seals were used as a form of signature and were highly valued as symbols of authority and power.
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cylinder seals
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Mesopotamia
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Cylinder seals were often made of precious materials like lapis lazuli or agate, and were considered prestigious possessions.
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cylinder seals
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Mesopotamia
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The images and inscriptions on cylinder seals held significant religious and spiritual meaning.
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cylinder seals
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Mesopotamia
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Cylinder seals were used for impressing designs into clay to create official seals for documents and containers.
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cylinder seals
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Mesopotamia
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Cylinder seals were often buried with the deceased as valuable and symbolic objects for the afterlife.
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