Ramses suckled by Anukis, Temple of Beit el Wali – New Kalabsha, Egypt (pid000679)

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New Kalabsha, Egypt: Ramses suckled by Anukis, Temple of Beit el Wali

Country: Egypt
Location: New Kalabsha
Region: South of Aswan, on artificial island in Lake Nasser (Nubia)
Area: Temple of Beit el Wali
Material: Limestone
Description: Ramses suckled by the goddess Anukis surrounded by hieroglyphics. Located on the left inner door jamb (as seen from inside) at the Temple of Beit el Wali. Temple relocated to the Island of New Kalabsha in the 1970s in anticipation of the flooding from the High Aswan Dam.
Category: Reliefs, Paintings (Ancient), Inscriptions
Period: Egypt’s 19th dynasty, Iron Age
Date: ca. 1292 — 1189 BCE
Credit: Solange Ashby January 2011

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Baboon Playing a Stringed Instrument, Temple of Hathor – Philae, Egypt (pid000673)

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Philae, Egypt: Baboon Playing a Stringed Instrument, Temple of Hathor

Country: Egypt
Location: Philae
Region: South of Aswan, located on the artificial island of Agilkia in Lake Nasser (Nubia)
Area: Hathor Temple
Material: Limestone
Description: Baboon (god Thoth) playing a stringed instrument relief surrounded by hieroglyphics on a column in the forecourt of the Hathor Temple at Philae. Originally located on the island of Philae near the First Cataract. Largely flooded after the construction of the first Aswan damn in 1906, but rescued and relocated to the island of Agilkia in the 1960s in anticipation of the flooding from the High Aswan Dam.
Category: Reliefs, Inscriptions
Type: Relief on column
Period: Hellenistic
Date: 330 BCE – 27 BCE
Credit: Solange Ashby January 2011

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Dwarf Playing a Tambourine, Temple of Hathor – Philae, Egypt (pid000672)

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Philae, Egypt: Dwarf Playing a Tambourine, Temple of Hathor

Country: Egypt
Location: Philae
Region: South of Aswan, located on the artificial island of Agilkia in Lake Nasser (Nubia)
Area: Hathor Temple
Material: Limestone
Description: Dwarf playing a tambourine relief surrounded by hieroglyphics on a column in the forecourt of the Hathor Temple at Philae. Originally located on the island of Philae near the First Cataract. Largely flooded after the construction of the first Aswan damn in 1906, but rescued and relocated to the island of Agilkia in the 1960s in anticipation of the flooding from the High Aswan Dam.
Category: Reliefs, Inscriptions
Type: Relief on column
Period: Hellenistic
Date: 330 BCE – 27 BCE
Credit: Solange Ashby January 2011

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Bes Playing a Harp, Temple of Hathor – Philae, Egypt (pid000671)

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Philae, Egypt: Bes Playing a Harp, Temple of Hathor

Country: Egypt
Location: Philae
Region: South of Aswan, located on the artificial island of Agilkia in Lake Nasser (Nubia)
Area: Hathor Temple
Material: Limestone
Description: Bes playing a harp relief surrounded by hieroglyphics on a column in the forecourt of the Hathor Temple at Philae. Originally located on the island of Philae near the First Cataract. Largely flooded after the construction of the first Aswan damn in 1906, but rescued and relocated to the island of Agilkia in the 1960s in anticipation of the flooding from the High Aswan Dam.
Category: Reliefs, Inscriptions
Type: Relief on column
Period: Hellenistic
Date: 330 BCE – 27 BCE
Credit: Solange Ashby January 2011

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Inscribed Pillar of Tiberius – Antioch in Pisidia, Turkey (pid000664)

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Antioch in Pisidia, Turkey: Inscribed Pillar of Tiberius

Country: Turkey
Location: Antioch in Pisidia
Description: Inscribed Pillar of Tiberius commemorating victories in Britannica
Category: Inscriptions
Translation: To Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, pontifex maximus, consul for the 3rd time, with tribunician power for the 5th time, Father of his Country, for his safety and victory in Britain, in accordance with a vow which he had undertaken with his children, presented a statue, games for the youth, sacrifices, a beast hunt, Gaius Caristanius Fronto Caesianus lullus, duumvir three times, pontifex, tribune of Legion III Fulminata, prefect of the Cohort of Bosporani, praefectus fabrum six times (set this up)
Period: Roman
Date: 45 – 46 CE
Current Location: Yalvaç Museum
Credit: Cynthia Burdge, May 2019

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Sherd with Dedicatory Inscription for Ba‘al and Padi – Tel Miqne-Ekron, Israel (pid000581)

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Tel Miqne-Ekron, Israel: Sherd with Dedicatory Inscription for Ba‘al and Padi

Country: Israel
Location: Tel Miqne-Ekron
Area: Field IV Upper, Temple Complex 650
Stratum: IB
Material: Ceramic
Description: Artistic rendering of sherd with New type of dedicatory inscription, for Ba’al and for Padi, Field IV Upper, Temple Complex 650, Stratum IB, 7th c
Translation: Ib‘l wlpdy, “for Ba‘al and for Pady”
Category: Artistic Rendering, Inscription, Vessels
Type: Dedicatory Inscription
Period: Iron Age II
Date: 7th c BCE
Current Location: W.F. Albright Institute , Jerusalem
Credit: From Sy Gitin, photo taken by Zev Radovan, October 1997

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Sherd with Dedicatory Inscription for Ba‘al and Padi – Tel Miqne-Ekron, Israel (pid000580)

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Tel Miqne-Ekron, Israel: Sherd with Dedicatory Inscription for Ba‘al and Padi

Country: Israel
Location: Tel Miqne-Ekron
Area: Field IV Upper, Temple Complex 650
Stratum: IB
Material: Ceramic
Description: Sherd with New type of dedicatory inscription, for Ba’al and for Padi, Field IV Upper, Temple Complex 650, Stratum IB, 7th c.
Translation: Ib‘l wlpdy, “for Ba‘al and for Pady”
Category: Inscription, Vessels
Type: Dedicatory Inscription
Period: Iron Age II
Date: 7th c BCE
Current Location: W.F. Albright Institute , Jerusalem
Credit: From Sy Gitin, photo taken by Zev Radovan, October 1997

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Ekron Royal Dedicatory Inscription Facsimile Drawing – Tel Miqne-Ekron, Israel (pid000579)

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Tel Miqne-Ekron, Israel: Ekron Royal Dedicatory Inscription Facsimile Drawing

Country: Israel
Location: Tel Miqne-Ekron
Area: Field IV
Stratum: IB/C
Description: Ekron royal dedicatory inscription facsimile drawing, from Field IV in the Upper, Sanctuary, Temple Complex 650
Translation: The temple (which) he built, ᾽kys son of Padi, son of Ysd, son of Ada, son of Ya‘ar, ruler of Ekron, for Ptgyh his lady. May she bless him, and prote[ct] him, and prolong his days, and bless his [l]and
Category: Inscription
Type: Dedicatory
Period: Iron Age II
Date: 7th c BCE
Current Location: Israel Museum, Jerusalem
Credit: From Sy Gitin, drawing by Ada Yardeni, September 1996

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Ekron Royal Dedicatory Inscription – Tel Miqne-Ekron, Israel (pid000287)

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Tel Miqne-Ekron, Israel: Ekron Royal Dedicatory Inscription

Country: Israel
Location: Tel Miqne-Ekron
Area: Field IV
Stratum: IB-C, 7thc
Description: Ekron royal dedicatory inscription, from Field IV in the Upper, Sanctuary, Temple Complex 650
Translation: The temple (which) he built, ᾽kys son of Padi, son of Ysd, son of Ada, son of Ya‘ar, ruler of Ekron, for Ptgyh his lady. May she bless him, and prote[ct] him, and prolong his days, and bless his [l]and
Category: Inscriptions, Archaeological Feature
Period: Iron Age (ANE)
Date: 600 BCE
Current Location: Israel Museum, Jerusalem
Credit: From Sy Gitin, photo taken by Zev Radovan, September 1996

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Inscription Panel – Wadi el-Hudi Site 6, Egypt (pid000449)

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Wadi el-Hudi Site 6, Egypt: Inscription Panel

Country: Egypt
Location: Wadi el-Hudi Site 6
Description: Omer Farouk shading the Inscription Panel at Wadi el-Hudi
Category: Inscriptions, Archaeological Feature
Period: Early Bronze Age – Middle Bronze Age
Date: 3500 – 1500 BCE
Credit: From Kate Liszka, photo taken by Bryan Kraemer, January 2015

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