M 391
SUPPORT INFORMATION
| Support type | Stone inscription | ||||||
| Material | Stone | ||||||
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| Notes on support and decorations | After the text, letter h (maybe Nkrḥ's symbol) and two South-Arabian symbols: ʿṯtr's monogram and a snake (for the god Wd). As the following letters are isolated, they are probably symbols too, but according to Garbini they are the Thamudic letters g and d or k (the last sign is fragmentary). |
ORIGIN AND PROVENANCE
| Modern site | al-ʿUlā |
| Ancient site | Ddn |
| Geographical area | Ḥijāz |
| Country | Saudi Arabia |
| Found | Reemployed. In modern times |
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EPIGRAPHS
| Title | M 391 |
| Concordance | JSMin 25a; RES 3704 B |
| Language | Ancient South Arabian » Minaic » Marginal Minaic |
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