RES 4813
Wissmann 1982: 284, Abb. 75
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SUPPORT INFORMATION
| Support type | Stone inscription |
| Measures | w. 50 |
| Notes on support and decorations | RES suggested the presence of two symbols on the right side, facing the first two inscription's lines. Jamme and Wissmann reproduced the first symbol as the typical Qatabanian regal monogram-symbol, composed of the letters ḥ and l, although Glaser's facsimile, as it appears in Höigt's transcription (Jamme 1976: 34), doesn't show the oblique appendix of the letter "l". Since this monogram-symbol is only attested in Qatabanic inscriptions, it is quite possible that Jamme and Wissmann copies are incorrect. |
ORIGIN AND PROVENANCE
| Modern site | Ṣawwana |
| Ancient site | Unknown |
| Geographical area | Maʾrib |
| Country | Yemen |
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EPIGRAPHS
| Title | RES 4813 |
| Concordance | Gl 727 |
| Language | Ancient South Arabian » Sabaic » Early Sabaic |
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
| Jamme 1976 | Jamme, Albert W.F. 1976. Carnegie Museum 1974-75 Yemen Expedition. (Special Publication, 2). Pittsburgh: Carnegie Museum of Natural History. |