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YOU ARE HERE:>>REAL or FAKE>>Fake cylinder seals section 3, page 4

Someone asked me about these two seals.

Requested a reading of the cylinder seal.

First the cylinder.

Bought for $3200, generously reduced by the seller from  $4000

This is  not real cuneiform writing of course.

Could be the maker  gained inspiration from this very  famous seal of Darius hunting, which is in the British Museum.

The  supposed Mesopotamian stamp seal at "only2 $600,  was from a different seller, who has quite a number of examples of this makers work.

With  certificates: both signed by same "expert" .

Terry Kubiak at WorldWideStore says:

We have been selling antiquities online for over 12 years. Our suppliers

have been in the antiquities business for generations. All antiquities

are guaranteed to be authentic and from the period stated. You may return

anything for a full refund if not 100% satisfied.

Thank you,

Terry

Maybe she doesn't know any better.

But he does.

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