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Assyrian seal

Scorpion symbol of goddess Ishkhara, circa 2400BC

Plaques of the Sumerian grain goddess Ninsaba, circa 2000BC

Sketch of decoration shown on Assyro-Babylonian oil beaker.

Cylinder seal showing Adad, god who causes colds and rheums.

Roman and Greek bronze spatulae some with probe-ends

Babylonian prototype of the Madonna and child, Astarte. Possible votive offering from woman recovered from childbirth. Original in the British Museum.

Assyro-Babylonian cylinder seals and sketches.

Sumerian seal of Ad-da showing sunrise, circa 2500BC.

Impression of a cylinder seal.

Assyro-Babylonian oil beaker.

Hittite and Egyptian types of Astarte plaques and figurines deposited in Palestinian houses to ensure health and prosperity.

Cylinder seal and sketch depicting Nergal, God of plague.

Goddess of Childbirth on cylinder seal, circa 1800-1500BC

Statue of Nabu (Hebraice Nebo) The Hermes of the Babylonian pantheon, the storm god Adad or Ramman.

Votive bust of Aesculapius.

Impression o cylinder seal of the physicians Ur-lugal-Edinna.

Ivory seal with incising to give required impression.

Probes (2), forceps, bronze double ended in bronze cylinder

Fragments of teraphim ? plaques.

Marble votive plaque with relief bust, possibly Serapis.

Ancient Canaanite Teraphim. Figurines of fertility goddess.

Pre-Israelite ? dolmen in Palestine.

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Assyrian seal

Scorpion symbol of goddess Ishkhara, circa 2400BC

Plaques of the Sumerian grain goddess Ninsaba, circa 2000BC

Sketch of decoration shown on Assyro-Babylonian oil beaker.

Cylinder seal showing Adad, god who causes colds and rheums.

Roman and Greek bronze spatulae some with probe-ends

Babylonian prototype of the Madonna and child, Astarte. Possible votive offering from woman recovered from childbirth. Original in the British Museum.

Assyro-Babylonian cylinder seals and sketches.

Sumerian seal of Ad-da showing sunrise, circa 2500BC.

Impression of a cylinder seal.

Assyro-Babylonian oil beaker.

Hittite and Egyptian types of Astarte plaques and figurines deposited in Palestinian houses to ensure health and prosperity.

Cylinder seal and sketch depicting Nergal, God of plague.

Goddess of Childbirth on cylinder seal, circa 1800-1500BC

Statue of Nabu (Hebraice Nebo) The Hermes of the Babylonian pantheon, the storm god Adad or Ramman.

Votive bust of Aesculapius.

Impression o cylinder seal of the physicians Ur-lugal-Edinna.

Ivory seal with incising to give required impression.

Probes (2), forceps, bronze double ended in bronze cylinder

Fragments of teraphim ? plaques.

Marble votive plaque with relief bust, possibly Serapis.

Impression of a cylinder seal.

Ancient Canaanite Teraphim. Figurines of fertility goddess.

Pre-Israelite ? dolmen in Palestine.

Votive bust of Aesculapius.