
handle: 11025/31211 , 20.500.11956/104207
This paper concerns the interpretation of a group of archaic sealings from the Sumerian city of Ur (ED I, c. 2,900–2,700 BC). These container sealings (in some cases from pots) bear, among others, the sign tu7 = “soup”. The author suggests that in this case, the sign refers not to liquid soups, but rather to solid boiled-down soup extracts.
Ur, food preparation, Sumer, příprava stravy, Ancient Mesopotamia, pečetní válečky, seals, Mezopotámie starověká, cylinder seals
Ur, food preparation, Sumer, příprava stravy, Ancient Mesopotamia, pečetní válečky, seals, Mezopotámie starověká, cylinder seals
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