Ancient Bronze Merchant’s Seal Stamp – Roman or Byzantine (Possibly 1st-7th Century AD)

Bronze merchant’s seal stamp, likely from the Roman or Byzantine period (1st-7th century AD). Stamps like this were commonly used by merchants, artisans, and officials to mark goods, documents, or trade items.

Material: Bronze

Size: 2.5 cm

The four-dot and central point design could be a symbolic or personal identifier used by merchants.

The small loop at the top suggests it was worn as a pendant or attached to belt.