Mosaic cone, mosaic cones, decorative element, Uruk culture ca. 4000–ca. 3100 BC, Uruk Warka, Iraq, Sumer, 2nd half of 4th millennium BC, Southern Mesopotamia, Sumer, architectural decoration element, weight 44 g, A tall, elongated stone object with a smooth, tapered form displayed against a plain gray background; the stone shows a range of colors including light tan, sandy beige, warm brown, and patches of pale off-white, with several darker brown speckles and small rougher areas; its surface has subtle mottling and irregular textures, including a few small pits, shallow depressions, and rougher chips near the narrower end and along the wider base; overall the object appears rounded and slightly uneven in width with a natural, weathered appearance.
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Mosaic cone, mosaic cones, decorative element, Uruk culture ca. 4000–ca. 3100 BC, Uruk Warka, Iraq, Sumer, 2nd half of 4th millennium BC, Southern Mesopotamia, Sumer, architectural decoration element, weight 44 g, A tall, elongated stone object with a smooth, tapered form displayed against a plain gray background; the stone shows a range of colors including light tan, sandy beige, warm brown, and patches of pale off-white, with several darker brown speckles and small rougher areas; its surface has subtle mottling and irregular textures, including a few small pits, shallow depressions, and rougher chips near the narrower end and along the wider base; overall the object appears rounded and slightly uneven in width with a natural, weathered appearance.

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