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 Benghazi Museum (Sidi Khrebish excavations) H416

Stone ball from a series of twenty-three, some in limestone, others of sandstone, amongst which eleven carry letters; chipped (weight 2.85 kg; diameter 0.15).

 Inscribed with one letter. 0.03. Findspot. Between 246 and end of second century B.C..

Found during the excavations (1973-1975) conducted by J. Lloyd at Berenike: in the area of Hellenistic city walls.

Not seen by IGCyr team.

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Bibliography

, pp. 226-228 , , whence SEG, 60.1832 . Cf. , p. 138, fig. 17; , pp. 76-81, fig. 2.

Text γ
Apparatus

γ π

Trois.

Three.

Tre.

Commentary

See commentary at IGCyr111300.

The better photograph provided in publications of 2014 and 2015 induces to chose the reading for '3', although the ball seems to be chipped off after it and might have hosted one more letter.