Inscriptions of Israel/Palestine Creator Michael Satlow Brown University Idum 0573

Negev, April 9, 358 BCE. Ostrakon. Receipt.

Body sherd of Iron Age or Persian-period jar, medium-sized, roughly parallelogram-shaped, exterior pinkish-gray, many white grits. Two fresh exterior breaks.

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Writing on exterior, on slightly convex, smooth surface, written lines parallel to straight upper edge and at ca. 20 degrees to wheel-marks.

April 9, 358 BCE Negev Idumea

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ב לאדרשנת ארתחשסשמלכא הנעל עזיזו ברקוסקם מן משח מרצעת

מן משח ס ק

On the 28th of Adar,year 46 (of) Arta[xerxes]the King, Uzayzu [son] ofQosqam brought in: from the oil of Mars[aat]:from (the) oil, s(eah), 1; q(abs), 3.

In the translation, "brought in" is from the third line in the Aramaic. The last half of "Mars[aat]" is uncertain. The second section is a continuation of the first.

ב לאדר שנת ארתחשסש מלכא הנעל עזיזו בר קוסקם מן משח מרצעת

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