Cesnola, Luigi Palma di [Hrsg.]: A descriptive atlas of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Band 3) (New York, 1903)

PLA TE CXXI. CONTINUED.

ii. Cypriote Seal. Serpentine. Length 7/s inch. Diameter l/% inch. From Curium.

A conventional tree with a seated animal (?) beneath same on each side, flanked by erect
human figures. Opposed is a complex formed of a four-branched rectangular cross having a ball
at each end; a bull's head in the middle, and a treble cross below. These last two may belong
together and represent a scorpion ( ? ).

12. Cypriote Seal. Grey serpentine. Length 15Ae inch. Diameter y% inch flush. From
Curium.

At left a seated figure with one arm raised; below him a tall table with long thin stem and
heavy cylindrical base. Beyond is a crooked object resembling an erect serpent, with a star
above. At right an erect man with a star and another crooked object behind him.

13. Cypriote Seal. Black serpentine. Length 2%2 inch. Diameter X1/s2 inch. From
Amathus.

An amphora-shaped object with an ibex on either side, and a sun and disk with rays above.
A tree above back of each ibex; between them, behind, a short object resembling a barbed spear.

14. Cypriote Seal. Grey serpentine. Length 7/$ inch. Diameter 13/32 inch. From
Curium.

Conventional tree, flanked on each side by a man with long garment and double belt.
Opposed to tree are a dog (above) and ibex (below), both standing. The cylinder has a
depressed groove near each end, not shown in the impression.

15. Cypriote Seal. Grey serpentine. Length 7/% inch. Diameter Via inch. From
Curium.

At right a conventional tree. A man with arms raised above his head faces a T-shaped
table with a tall conical loaf (?) on it. The space above is filled by a crossed Y which resembles
an antelope's head, ears and horns. Ridge about edges of cylinder. Cesnola, Cyprus, page 387 ;
plate XXXII, 20.