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NISA [10]
3 years ago
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Cylinder Seals are interesting to historians because they__________________________ . show how much money a person possessed and

how they spent it show the artistic style of the era and the individuals iconography exhibit comical portrayals of early human life and make us laugh exhibit the way artists were portrayed and how revered the artists were
History
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Monica [59]3 years ago
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The correct answer is exhibit comical portrayals of early human life and make us laugh exhibit the way artists were portrayed and how revered the artists were

The ancient Sumerian cylindrical seals are without a doubt considered some of the most interesting objects ever recovered from Ancient Mesopotamia. The cylinder seal is a small object decorated with images, words, or in some cases both, engraved on its surface.

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