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Golan Heights. Tel el-Jukhadar, Not later than the second half of the third century CE. Tombstone. Epitaph.
Discovered in a house (dated 250-350 CE) on the lower slopes of the south-western side of the mound.
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ΘΑΡΣΙ
ΑΝΤΩΝΙΑ
ΕΤ ΚΖ
θάρσι
Ἀντωνία
Be of good courage, Antonia! Twenty-seven years old.
This epitaph has the standard Greek opening "be of good courage" followed by the name and age of the deceased. The name Ἀντωνία is common. There is a border engraved along the curved top of this stone. Dimensions refer to entire remainder of stone.