Harappan Seal Stamp
Steatite seal from Indus Valley with unicorn motif and script. HTS 9705.10.00.10 archaeological per note 1. Trade/administrative tool from Bronze Age city.
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• Archaeological Survey of India/Pakistan permissions
• High forgery risk; thermoluminescence testing
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