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Displaying 8641-8650 of 8678 results.
| Inscription Number | Site Name | Medium | Language/Type | Execution | Preservation | Remarks | Transcription | Dimensions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7867 | Wadi Umm Sidra | sandstone | crosses with inscription | unknown | unknown | Transcription Not Published |  | ||
| 8635 | Gaza, Merdan er Zeid, east of Gaza | unidentified inscription | painted | unknown | approx. 5" high, painted in red, irregularly distributed over eastern wall of Haram | Transcription Not Published | | ||
| 8638 | Gaza, Merdan er Zeid, east of Gaza | Arabic inscription | incised | unknown | found with inscription of Hezekiah's tunnel | Transcription Not Published | | ||
| 8640 | Gaza, Merdan er Zeid, east of Gaza | Latin inscription | incised | unknown | medieval inscription carved upon a corbel supporting an arch in the 12th century bazaar Malcuisinat, Old City | Transcription Not Published | | ||
| 8641 | Gaza, Merdan er Zeid, east of Gaza | Greek inscription | incised | unknown | Christian inscription found in tomb west of the hall above Jeremiah's grotto. Stone possibly in secondary use. | Transcription Not Published | | ||
| 8642 | Gaza, Merdan er Zeid, east of Gaza | crosses with inscription | incised | unknown | cross accompanying insc. 8641 inside tomb | Transcription Not Published | | ||
| 8643 | Gaza, Merdan er Zeid, east of Gaza | Arabic inscription | incised | unknown | inscribed upon pillar of courtyard of Oulâd Y'akub | Transcription Not Published | | ||
| 8644 | Gaza, Merdan er Zeid, east of Gaza | Latin inscription | incised | unknown | inscribed on column base of gallery of Haram esh sherif, Temple Mount | Transcription Not Published | | ||
| 8645 | Ramleh, Israel | Greek inscription | incised | unknown | inscription on a capital from Niane, a village close to Ramleh | Transcription Not Published | | ||
| 8647 | Amwas (Emmaus), Israel | Phoenician inscription | incised | unknown | two lines separated by a horizontal stroke. Clermont-Ganneau states that the use of Archaic Hebrew (Phoenician) in the 5th-6th C. is an artificial archaism. inscribed on capital of a church. | Transcription Not Published | |