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 ====Diachronic overview of the use of seals in the ANE====
-| Uruk IV | tablets regularly sealed | seal impressed prior to inscription | seal impressions on various other clay objects |
+| Uruk IV | tablets regularly sealed (one or more seals) | seal impressed prior to inscription | |
-| Uruk III | tablets only occasionally sealed | seal impressed prior to inscription | seal impressions on various other clay objects |
+| Uruk III | tablets only occasionally sealed | seal impressed prior to inscription | |
-| Early Dynastic I-II | no sealed tablets | | seal impressions on various other clay objects |
+| Early Dynastic I-II | no sealed tablets | |
-| Early Dynastic IIIa | no sealed tablets | | seal impressions on various other clay objects |
+| Early Dynastic IIIa | no sealed tablets | |
-| Early Dynastic IIIb | no sealed tablets | | seal impressions on various other clay objects |
+| Early Dynastic IIIb | no sealed tablets | |
-| Old Akkadian | tablets occasionally sealed | seal impressed following inscription | | seal impressions on various other clay objects |
+| Old Akkadian | tablets occasionally sealed | seal impressed following inscription | [[http://cdli.ucla.edu/S002226|example of Old Akkadian sealed tablet]] |
+| Lagash II | no sealed tablets | |
+| Ur III | tablets regularly sealed (mostly one seal) | seal impressed following inscription |
+| Early Old Babylonian | tablets regularly sealed (mostly one seal) | seal impressed following inscription |
+| Old Babylonian | tablets regularly sealed (one or more seals) | seal impressed following inscription |
+| Old Assyrian | tablets regularly sealed (one or more seals) | seal impressed following inscription |