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There are 37 objects for which Inscriptions contains → the
2003.7.77 in pencil by Ure on the inside: "Aegina Afrod." in Greek.
2003.8.62 No clear or visible inscriptions upon the object.
2005.2.3 Possible graffito on the interior: X, S, and I
2007.10.2.216 2 seperate inscriptions, one above each figure. All letters are in capital form and could be Greek or Latin. Possibly the names of the two characters depicted.
2007.10.2.242 Greek inscription below the figure which is too faint to read.
2007.10.2.247 Greek inscription to the right side of the figure running from top to bottom. 'Admon'?
2007.10.2.250 Two three letter inscriptions, one on either side of the figure. One inscription is in Latin 'CAE' (left side) the other is in Greek 'KAS' (right side).
2007.10.2.251 An extremely small Greek inscription is present on the right side of the image running from bottom to top of the cast.
2007.10.2.253 A very small and faint Greek inscription to the left of the female figure following the line of her back.
2007.10.2.356 On the left side of the cast, by her neck, there is a Delta.
2007.9.2.23 Three Greek inscriptions one to either side of the central image and one below. Probably indicating the names of the Graces.
2008.2.1.62 Inscription above the figure, unclear whether it is Greek or Latin
2008.2.1.79 Beneath the bust there are two lines of greek script. the first line reads SOLON the second line is unclear
2009.10.2.309 At the bottom but illegible
2016.3.1 Inside the ring at the base of the lamp are incised two Greek capital letters: ΔΙ
2018.6.1 Cursive Greek writing in black on both sides. On one side the writing refers to a measure of wine. The other side documents the sale of grain and other foods.
22.3.31 No visible or clear inscriptions can be found upon the fragment.
22.3.36 No visible or clear inscriptions upon the object.
45.6.70 On the base is Trace of stamp mark.
50.4.25 Foot print stamp on the base, perhaps 'NNA' or 'NIAE'.
56.8.8 Graffito: A.D. Ure took this mark to be commercial, but A.W. Johnston suggested otherwise (as a large amount of the vase was otherwise available and more suitable for such marking).
83.2.3 No clear or visible inscriptions upon the artefact.
E.23.2 The inscription reads: ‘Offerings which the king shall give to Re-Horakhty, the great god, lord of the sky, so he might give voice offerings of bread, beer, incense, cattle, fowl and everything good and pure for the Ka of the Osiris [i.e. the deceased] Serep, true of voice and his beloved son Irt-Heru, true of voice, revered one before the great god, lord of the sky’.
E.23.57 An inscription runs along the centre of the body.
E.47.1 Small graffito on the base consisting of a triangle with a circle on top.
E.62.23 The hieroglyphs read 'give I to the...'
E.65.10 Incised hieroglyth along the bottom curve of the mirror one one side which says "Great King's daughter of his body, his beloved great hts-sceptre of great sweetness and beloved Henuiti".
L.2011.1.45 'Carthage' and 'cartes choisies detachables detachables views' in gold lettering on the front. On the back also in gold lettering 'Edition speciale du Musee Lavigerie Carthage'
L.2011.1.48 On the underneath inscription 'L M ADIEC': CIL: VIII, 22644-219; Bonnet, 138, group IA.
L.2011.1.56 On the back: CAST FROM A ROMAN MOULD FOUND AT CORBRIDGE CRTHUMBERLAND
L.2016.3.24 Reverse: ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡ[OΣ/OΥ] (at centre), ΣΙ (to the right of the club, written the other way round)
L.2016.3.25 Above the quiver, not discernible except from two Greek letters: ΛΕ/ΔΕ (?)
L.2016.3.26 Reverse, above the cow/bull head: ΕΛ
L.2016.3.28 One letter on each side of the thunderbolt (at centre): A/Λ, Ε/Γ (?)
REDMG:1964.1638 No visible or clear inscriptions upon the artefact.
TEMP.2003.7.47 There appears to be inscriptions around the pictures on both sides of the coin.
TEMP.2022.5.5 modern pencil mark with word begining with C- Possibly the site it was excavated
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