Drohiczyn seal — fraction of a double-sided seal. One side: a bident with a crossed-out right arm. Other side: the Cyrillic letter Z with a dot. 11th–13th century, Drohiczyn, Poland. Seals associated with guilds, customs house, crosses, official and town use.
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Drohiczyn seal — fraction of a double-sided seal. One side: a bident with a crossed-out right arm. Other side: the Cyrillic letter Z with a dot. 11th–13th century, Drohiczyn, Poland. Seals associated with guilds, customs house, crosses, official and town use.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26A61_223

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Drohiczyn seal fraction double-sided seal side bident crossed- right arm Cyrillic letter Z dot 11th–13th century Drohiczyn Poland Seals associated guilds customs house crosses official town single irregularly shaped object rough textured surface sits white background object uneven outline protrusions indentations mottled appearance shades gray darker gray accents visible surface variations suggesting bumps grooves layered contours.

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