Agate stamp seal with a large perforation. The surface is engraved with an inscription disposed around the representation of a scene: a nude man is holding weapons, a club and a knife according to the editors, in front of a lion. Behind the man, an ibex is represented. Below the man, a symbol in form of cross and a curved line. According to Calvet and Robin, this recalls the representation of a feather. It is to note that Pirenne identified the letter n of the inscription as the symbol of ʾlmqh and the man with the god himself as the "Master of ibexes".