Tammuz or Dummuzi

On this ancient sumerian seal may be showing God Tammuz or Dumuzi as a prisoner in the hidden underworld
There's a arrow its end pointing down wards in front of him probably meaning brought down to earth and notice the gate the judge stands in could represent a caged prison which can also be seen as the England's shield badge which is on the 1 penny piece. the badge of The UK House of Commons , The Police Force Insignia and The Bucking Ham Palace Shield .

The catching fish forks , also notice two sheeple which legs appear wooly with hoofs have the sheeple been experimented!.
One figure holding snakes caan represent poison .

Tammuz

in Tamil
The name of Tammuz was carried by Tammuzh, a Tamil Pandyan king in the dravidian cultural realm of ancient south india who held his capital at Kuadam. The Pandyans had trading contacts with Ptolemaic Egypt and, through Egypt with Rome by the first century CE.
A number of pastoral poems and songs relate the love affair of Inanna and Dumuzid the shepherd a text recovered in 1963

Dumuzi

in Sumerian In the Sumerian King List Dumuzi the Fisherman appears as "Dumuzi the Fisherman, whose city was Kua, reigned 100 years" the third king of the first dynasty of Uruk, reigning between Lugalbanda and Gilgamesh the son of Lugalbanda a situation not explained in extant texts. Nor is it explained why in other texts Dumuzi is always a shepherd not a fisherman. The king list does also lists a Dumuzid the Shepherd as the fifth of the kings who reigned in Eridu before the flood.
Dumuzi is a shepherd god who represents the harvest season but also became a god of the underworld.