Ancient Sumerian Bull Symbol on Clay Tablet - Historical Artifact #56020 (License: Personal Use)

This digital reconstruction represents a typical Early Dynastic or Uruk-period clay tablet from southern Mesopotamia, circa 3000-2500 BCE. The horned bull signifies divine power or a deity such as Gud or Enki, while the three vertical lines may denote counting, offerings, or ritual significance; the stylized tree is a common symbol of life, fertility, or the cosmic axis. The reddish-brown surface mimics fired clay with incised black outlines, reflecting early cuneiform-era iconography.

Used in educational, museum, or academic web pages about Mesopotamian history, early writing systems, or religious symbolism; serves users seeking visual references for ancient Near Eastern iconography, archaeology students, or content creators building historical timelines.