The Indus Script: Texts, Concordance and Tables c4.s8.t3.6

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⁷⁹ For the iconography of C-26 and C-41, cf. A. Parpola, The Sumerian 'bull-harp' motif in late Indus seals from Chanhujo-daro (forthcoming). 80 M-303 represents a deviant type, with not only the horns but also the hump of the zebu and a less human face. 81 An exception is Paul Yule, Figuren, Schmuckformen und Täfelchen der Harappa-Kultur, Prähistorische Bronzefunde I: 6, München 1985, 32-34. Yule's analysis is somewhat different in detail. 82 The scene in M-439 to M-441 B is classified as an "animal group" although three anthropomorphs are seen in it. 83 This sketchy list is not exhaustive for the anthropomophic motifs nor is it meant to provide an adequate description of the scenes involved.