Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 1

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Metadata

Collection

Inventory Number	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 1
Publication Number	Mémoires 35 no. 001
Current Location	Paris, Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres
Publication Permission Status	permission for publication upon enquiry only
Publication Status	published

Origin / Provenance

Ancient Provenance Site	Elephantine (Ꜣbw; Yb; YbꜢ; YbꜤ; Ἐλεφαντίνη, יב , ⲉⲓⲏⲃ) [Trismegistos] Certainty:
Ancient Provenance District	Upper Egypt, 1st nome (Ombites) [Trismegistos]
Type of Discovery	purchase Certainty:
Date of Discovery Term. Ante / Post Quem Non	between 1 3 1907 and
Finder (= First Purchaser)	Clermont-Ganneau, Charles Certainty:
Location of Find / Purchase in Egypt	Elephantine
District of Find / Purchase in Egypt	Upper Egypt, 1st nome (Ombites) [Trismegistos]
Type of Acquisition for the Intitution	excavation finds
Transferor (Seller, Previous Owner)	Clermont-Ganneau, Charles Certainty: high
Buyer (Currently Housing Institution)	Oxford, Manchester Collection Certainty: high

Object

Object Type	ostracon
Rotation	round vertical axis (side to side)
Range of Preservation	complete
Mounting	(unknown)
Comments on Object	Palimpsest or erasures. Object remarks from publication. Measurements from publication. Lozachmeur: cv: 10YR5/4; cc: 10YR5/2 and 4/3; two-colored edge: 10YR5/4 YR6/6, traces of white.

Text Basic Information

Localization of Text on Object	concave/convex (inside/outside)
Text-Localization, Addendum	cc perpendicular. cv perpendicular.
Inks and Pigments	carbon ink monochrome black
Range of Preservation (Text)	complete
Script, Primary	Aramaic, Imperial
Language, Primary	Aramaic, Imperial
Comments on Handwriting	There is an unidentified mark on the bottom of the verso. Lozachmeur reads 1 or n, but it looks like the top stroke of a lamed. Lozachmeur hand Ib.
	recto	verso
Quantity of Lines	x+6+y	x+4
Height of Line / Letter

Text Content

Modern Title	Inscription on Sherd
Text Types	documentary documentary \| letter
Summary of Content	Fragmentary missive concerned with the conveyance flour.
Comments on Text	CV ln. 4 contains either an effaced letter or an identified scribal mark.
Multilingualism	Monolingual Script = Language
Gender	Man
Comment on Gender	2ms pronoun used.
Religion	unknown

Text

Transcription

Translation

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concave

¹Mémoires 35: 1. [...◦א]נת אזל על 2. [...]א הנ לא 3. [...]⸣ר⸢מא זנה 4. [...]אפ הנ אית 5. [...]עמכ הלו ל 6. [...]שוק ו ל⸣כ⸢י

x+1	אנת אזל על
x+2	]א הנ לא
x+3	מא זנוה ²Lemaire, Review: [...י]ומא זנה "this day"
x+4	אפ הנ אית
x+5	עמכ הלו
x+6	שוקי

¹ Mémoires 35: 1. [...◦א]נת אזל על 2. [...]א הנ לא 3. [...]⸣ר⸢מא זנה 4. [...]אפ הנ אית 5. [...]עמכ הלו ל 6. [...]שוק ו ל⸣כ⸢י
² Lemaire, Review: [...י]ומא זנה "this day"

convex

¹Mémoires 35: 1. ◦חבליא [...] 2. אפ אמר [...] 3. לה קמחה[...] 4. {1|נ}

vso x+1	²The line begins with a dot..חבליא
x+2	אפ אמר
x+3	לה קמחה
x+4

¹ Mémoires 35: 1. ◦חבליא [...] 2. אפ אמר [...] 3. לה קמחה[...] 4. {1|נ}
² The line begins with a dot..

concave

x+1	[… y]ou go to[...]
x+2	[...]the […] If not[...]
x+3	[...]this […]M
x+4	[...]Even if there is[...]
x+5	[...]with you. Indeed, to[….]
x+6	[...](the) street (of) […]Y [...]

convex

vso x+1	[...] the chains/damages[...]
vso x+2	[...] Indeed he/I said [...]
vso x+3	[...] to him/her his/her flour [...]
vso x+4	[...] ◦[...]

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Dates

RulerID	Regnal Year	MonthID	Day Date of the Text	Gregorian Date	dating_comment
27th dynasty					;

Pictures

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Literature

Lozachmeur, Hélène, La collection Clermont-Ganneau : ostraca, épigraphes sur jarre étiquettes de bois (2006). ()

DatasetID	312885
last Change	29.07.2022
Author	James D. Moore (collated from picture and reedited)
Dataset License	Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA)
Data set citation	Data set 312885 (= Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 1), ERC-Project ELEPHANTINE: James D. Moore (collated from picture and reedited).