Tebtynis VI. Scripta Varia. FIFAO 78.
IFAO| N° d'inventaire | 21504 |
| Format | |
| Détails | 264 p., paperback. |
| Publication | Cairo, 2018 |
| Etat | Nine |
| ISBN | |
PRE-ORDER, WILL BE SHIPPED AS SOON AS AVAILABLE IN FRANCE. The abundant material discovered at Tebtynis includes few texts in hieroglyphs and Aramaic, hieratic ostraca, or even graffiti, inscriptions, stamps, seals, bones and inscribed pieces of glass. However, these inscriptions are not without interest and this volume responds to the concern to bring them together, classifying them according to language, type of writing and medium used. Indexes complete the distribution made. Thanks to this presentation, the reader who is interested in a particular type of text will find them all gathered in the same place, and anyone studying Tebtynis will be able to easily retrieve the information that these pieces offer on the village. In order to facilitate studies on Tebtynis and avoid the dispersion of work concerning the agglomeration, an appendix devoted to the papyri of the temple of Soknebtynis, one of the major legacies of the site to modern science, has been included in the volume.
PRE-ORDER, WILL BE SHIPPED AS SOON AS AVAILABLE IN FRANCE. The abundant material discovered at Tebtynis includes few texts in hieroglyphs and Aramaic, hieratic ostraca, or even graffiti, inscriptions, stamps, seals, bones and inscribed pieces of glass. However, these inscriptions are not without interest and this volume responds to the concern to bring them together, classifying them according to language, type of writing and medium used. Indexes complete the distribution made. Thanks to this presentation, the reader who is interested in a particular type of text will find them all gathered in the same place, and anyone studying Tebtynis will be able to easily retrieve the information that these pieces offer on the village. In order to facilitate studies on Tebtynis and avoid the dispersion of work concerning the agglomeration, an appendix devoted to the papyri of the temple of Soknebtynis, one of the major legacies of the site to modern science, has been included in the volume.