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 Cyrene Museum, Storeroom of the Italian missions A63 D1 46

Four fragments, pieced together, of the foot and bottom of an Attic black-glazed ware grooved bolsal ( 0.016 ; diameter 0.085).

 Scratched under the foot on two different alignments. 0.013-0.03; letters of different sizes. Findspot. 380-350 B.C.

Found in 1963 at Cyrene: agora, outside the Northern rim of the North-West corner.

Observed by R. Leone between 1997 and 2005 in Shahat: Storeroom of the Italian missions.

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Not seen by IGCyr team.

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Bibliography

, p. 154, n. 25, fig. 5, 25.

Text
σ
σμ
Apparatus

σ νσμ read as a whole

Intraduisible.

Not usefully translatable.

Intraducibile.

غير قابل للترجمة بشكل جيد

Commentary

From the photograph, the first letter on the left is sigma; the smaller letter is either, if read without moving the vase, a mu with the left leg lost or, if read after a quarter turn to the right, a sigma with the lower stroke lost. Anyway, the latter in C. Dobias-Lalou's view cannot be a nu, for the shape would refer to a date much higher than the vase and to a right-to-left script, also out of date.