Negev, 363/362 BCE. Ostrakon. Receipt.
Body sherd of Persian-period jar, medium-sized, rectangular, very regularly shaped, exterior very pale brown, few white grits. Writing over greenish patina that covers ca. 80% of sherd surface, all edges intentionally straightened.
Writing on exterior, on slightly convex, smooth surface, written lines parallel to straight upper edge and at ca. 45 degrees to wheel-marks.
Taxonomies for IIP controlled values
[…], year 42, Uzayzu [?]:
[…], s(eahs), 5; q(abs), 3; q(uarters),
3;
[...(?)] from the grain of Mani,
[...(?),…], 15.