Abstract
Two short graffiti from the Memnonium at Abydos, hitherto unidentified, are personal names written in the Sidetic script. They were probably left by mercenaries from Side, mostly likely in the 4th or 3rd century BC.
Online erschienen: 2025-10-09
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Schlagwörter für diesen Artikel
Sidetic;
Anatolian languages;
Abydos;
graffiti;
Ptolemaic Egypt;
Ptolemaic Pamphylia
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Titelei
- Industrial plants and palatial culture in Bronze Age Crete: olive in Linear A documents
- On Aegean spices: decipherment prospects on Linear A and B spice-related signs
- Six sealings from the Northeastern Building at Pylos
- Notes on the Thebes Of tablets
- L’harmonie vocalique en lycien
- A third Lydian inscription from Aphrodisias
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- Neue Inschriften aus Side ‒ Überblick zu den Neufunden zwischen 2020–2023
- A new Sidetic vowel. Splitting a misread sign into two
- Sidetic graffiti in the Memnonium at Abydos
- Sidetic in Egypt