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河北省文物研究所编 = The Hebei Provincial Institute of ArchaeologyBiblio.com

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Inscriptions from Palaestina Tertia - VOL. 1b: The Greek Inscriptions from Ghor Es-Safi Byzantine Zoora Supplement Khirbet Qazone and Feinan

2008143962Athens 2008. In English. Soft cover 29 cm 216 pp. ill.Includes 66 new inscriptions from the Ghor es-Safi area Byzantine Zoora also one from Khirbet Qazone and 13 from Feinan Byzantine Phaeno. The vast majority of the Ghor es-Safi epigraphic material 64 inscriptions originates from the An-Naq' cemetery a burial site since Early Bronze Age located on the south bank of the Wadi aI-Has a where all the tombstones of the first volume were found IPT Ιa p. 6 and p. 7 fig. 3. From the remaining two inscriptions one comes from the site of Khirbet Sheikh 'Isa next to the cemetery probably identified with the Byzantine town of Zoo ra whereas the other from Umm Tawabeen a large Nabataean-Roman fortress on the southeastern hill above the Wadi al-Hasa. It should be noted that 38 of the 64 An-Naq' cemetery epitaphs have already appeared in a preliminary publication in an Appendix to volume IPT Ιa but here are properly published while the remaining 27 are new and have been collected during the last three years. Most of the latter those with the 'z' prefix in the inventory number were registered by K.D. Politis and another six were copied and photographed by me four at the office of the Department of Antiquities in Safi one at the Franciscan Archaeological Institute on Mount Nebo and one at the Jordan Archaeological Museum in Amman. A number of them were available to us through photographs placed at my disposal by Dr. Fawzi Zayadine 13 inscriptions by Prof. Hamzeh Mahasneh 3 inscriptions and by the Department of Antiquities in Amman 4 inscriptions. More than 30 unpublished Greek inscriptions from An-Naq' cemetery have also come to my attention however access to them is difficult since they are kept in private collections. Finally the Jewish-Aramaic epitaphs coming from the same cemetery will appear in a separate volume in the near future. National Hellenic Research Foundation paperback

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