Inscriptions of Israel/Palestine Prinicipal Investigator Michael Satlow

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 Idum 0056

Negev, most likely 358-313 BCE. Ostrakon. Commodity Chit.

Body sherd of jar

58 49 6-7

Lines appear at 30 degrees to wheel-marks

Most likely 358-313 BCE Negev Idumea

Taxonomies for IIP controlled values

Initial Entry adding period attribute to date element, with Periodo value. Rerunning segmentation process with updated workflow

קוסהל בר גורו מלח ס 5 ק 2 ף

[...] [...],Qoskahel son of Guru: salt/oil,s(eahs), 5: q(abs), 2 (and a) h(alf).

Among the Gur Dossier, this is the only chit actually referencing one of Gur's immediate sons. His name, Qoskahel, is Aramaic and can be translated as "Qos is able." It is also "the only chit in the enitre corpus for salt..." Finally, it is thought that the date might have been located on the undiscernable first line.

קוסהל בר גורו מלח ס 5 ק 2 ף

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