Inscription of Cekke [Jekke]

Stela of Cekke [Jekke] is a basalt stele found near the village of Cekke [Jekke], ca 42 km N of Aleppo, E of  'Azaz. The relief depicts the Storm Gog standing on a bull. God is dressed in a long robe; helmet-like cap. In his outstreched left hand he hold a ligthning and a rope holding the bull. Stele is 1,62 m high and 0,38 m wide.  Aleppo, Museum Inv. 2459.

Sources:

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