Aramaic Inscriptions in the Palmyra Museum

Some sixty new Aramaic epitaphs from Palmyra are published. Most of them have been found by the Palmyra Museum in the area of the ancient city Northern wall. Before those epitaphs, several new foundation and concession inscriptions are given as well. Those data give new insights on the onomastic and...

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Published in:	Syria (Paris, France) pp. 163 - 183
Main Authors:	Al-Asʿad, Khaled, Gawlikowski, Michal, Yon, Jean-Baptiste
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	IFPO - Institut français du Proche-Orient 2012
Subjects:	دراسة النقوش Palmyre/Tadmor علم راميّة شواهد لقديمة épigraphie araméenne Semitic epigraphy onomastique دراسة النقوش الساميّة onomastic epitaph Syrie antique تدمر سورية Aramaic epigraphy épitaphe Palmyra/Tadmor التسميات épigraphie sémitique Ancient Syria
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Summary:	Some sixty new Aramaic epitaphs from Palmyra are published. Most of them have been found by the Palmyra Museum in the area of the ancient city Northern wall. Before those epitaphs, several new foundation and concession inscriptions are given as well. Those data give new insights on the onomastic and the funerary sculpture of Palmyra.
ISSN:	0039-7946 2076-8435
DOI:	10.4000/syria.1478