An heterogeneous but substantial group of Indus or Indus-related seals (second half of the IIIrd millennium BC) found in the west, from Mesopotamia to Iran, the gulf and Central Asia, is distinguished by the image of a short-horned bull. It is assumed that the choice was intentional and the hypothesis is that this animal was selected as a symbol of the harappan trading families operating in the western foreign countries
The short-horned bull on the Indus seals: a symbol of the families in the western trade?
VIDALE, MASSIMO
2005
Abstract
An heterogeneous but substantial group of Indus or Indus-related seals (second half of the IIIrd millennium BC) found in the west, from Mesopotamia to Iran, the gulf and Central Asia, is distinguished by the image of a short-horned bull. It is assumed that the choice was intentional and the hypothesis is that this animal was selected as a symbol of the harappan trading families operating in the western foreign countriesFile in questo prodotto:
Non ci sono file associati a questo prodotto.
Pubblicazioni consigliate
I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
