Inscriptions of Israel/Palestine Prinicipal Investigator Michael Satlow

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 jeru0009 Jeru 0009

Judaea. Jerusalem, 20 BCE to 70 CE. Ossuary. Funerary.

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Soft limestone ossuary with chip-carved ornamentation

zigzag frame front of chest metopes within frame six-petalled rosettes within outer metopes whirl-rosettes encasing outer rosettes encirled six-petalled rosette within inner metope palm-trunk patterned circle encircling inner rosette palm-tree motif triglyph 20 BCE to 70 CE Judaea Jerusalem Kidron Valley southeast of 'En Rogel

Judaea. Jerusalem. Kidron Valley, southeast of Ἑn Rogel.

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יועזר בר יהוסף

Yo'ezer, [son of Ye]hosef

יועזר בר יהוסף

The ossuary has low feet and traces of red wash. Lid, broken, is flat. Ornamentation consists of three metopes in a zigzag frame on the front of the chest, with triglyphs replaced by palm-tree motif. Each outer metope contains a six-petalled rosette within a whirl-rosette. In the central one, a six-petalled rosette is encircled by a palm-trunk patterned circle, with its petal tips connected by segments. יועזר is a contracted form of the name יהועזר. Klein read the second name of the inscription, Yehosef, as denoting an additional person in the ossuary, rather than as a father's name.

79 plate 3, fig. 15