Sumerian Stone Animal Amulet - Circa 2900-2700 BCE | Ancient Mesopotamian Artifact

Delve into the dawn of civilization with this Sumerian Stone Animal Amulet, a mesopotamian treasure from 2900-2700 BCE. This exquisite and wearable artifact, carved from regional stone, represents the zenith of Sumerian craftsmanship and comes with a certificate of authenticity and an EU export license.

This Sumerian Stone Animal Amulet is a remarkable relic from one of the world's earliest civilizations. Crafted between 2900 and 2700 BCE, it exemplifies the advanced artistic skills and spiritual beliefs of the Sumerians. The amulet is shaped in the form of an animal, which likely held significant cultural or religious symbolism, possibly representing a deity, a protective spirit, or a totemic animal.

Carved from stone native to the Mesopotamian region, this amulet is a testament to the Sumerians' deep connection with their land and their reverence for the natural world. The stone's durability has allowed this piece to survive in excellent condition, maintaining its integrity and wearability over the millennia.

At 55mm in width and weighing 25.2 grams, the amulet's substantial size indicates it may have been used for ceremonial purposes or as a decorative item of high status. The artistry displayed in the geometric patterns etched onto its surface is indicative of the sophisticated aesthetic values of the time.

The amulet comes with a certificate of authenticity from J. Bagot Ancient Art, confirming its historical value. Its provenance is further solidified by its inclusion in a private French collection, where it was acquired between 1950 and 1960, adding to its narrative and collectible appeal.