filename,copyright,inscription_siglum,provenance,editio_princeps,field_collector,reference_sigla,short_citations,transliteration,translation,commentary,commentary_author,site,ociana_link
im0095960.jpg,,WDum 2,,,,W.Dad,Winnett & Reed 1970; Macdonald MCA 2000,h rḍw wdd ʿw{ḏ / ḍ} ʿw{ḏ / ḍ} ʿh,O Rḍw ʿw{ḏ/ḍ} loves {ʿwḏ/ḍ} ʿh,"Winnett identified the script of three inscriptions from near Sakākā as ""Jawfian"" (Winnett & Reed 1970: 69, 80) which Macdonald suggested would be better labelled ""Dumaitic"" (2000: 33). However, given that only three graffiti in this script have been found, and that the only differences between Dumaitic and Taymanitic lie in the shape of ḍ (WDum 1–3), a possible ḏ (WDum 2) and z (WDum 1), the script of these three texts may be Taymanitic with these three idiosyncratic letter shapes.",,"Sakākā, Al-Ǧawf (Al-Jawf) Province, Saudi Arabia",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/18108
im0095961.jpg,,WDum 2,,,,W.Dad,Winnett & Reed 1970; Macdonald MCA 2000,h rḍw wdd ʿw{ḏ / ḍ} ʿw{ḏ / ḍ} ʿh,O Rḍw ʿw{ḏ/ḍ} loves {ʿwḏ/ḍ} ʿh,"Winnett identified the script of three inscriptions from near Sakākā as ""Jawfian"" (Winnett & Reed 1970: 69, 80) which Macdonald suggested would be better labelled ""Dumaitic"" (2000: 33). However, given that only three graffiti in this script have been found, and that the only differences between Dumaitic and Taymanitic lie in the shape of ḍ (WDum 1–3), a possible ḏ (WDum 2) and z (WDum 1), the script of these three texts may be Taymanitic with these three idiosyncratic letter shapes.",,"Sakākā, Al-Ǧawf (Al-Jawf) Province, Saudi Arabia",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/18108
im0095964.jpg,,WDum 2,,,,W.Dad,Winnett & Reed 1970; Macdonald MCA 2000,h rḍw wdd ʿw{ḏ / ḍ} ʿw{ḏ / ḍ} ʿh,O Rḍw ʿw{ḏ/ḍ} loves {ʿwḏ/ḍ} ʿh,"Winnett identified the script of three inscriptions from near Sakākā as ""Jawfian"" (Winnett & Reed 1970: 69, 80) which Macdonald suggested would be better labelled ""Dumaitic"" (2000: 33). However, given that only three graffiti in this script have been found, and that the only differences between Dumaitic and Taymanitic lie in the shape of ḍ (WDum 1–3), a possible ḏ (WDum 2) and z (WDum 1), the script of these three texts may be Taymanitic with these three idiosyncratic letter shapes.",,"Sakākā, Al-Ǧawf (Al-Jawf) Province, Saudi Arabia",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/18108
im0095958.jpg,,WDum 2,,,,W.Dad,Winnett & Reed 1970; Macdonald MCA 2000,h rḍw wdd ʿw{ḏ / ḍ} ʿw{ḏ / ḍ} ʿh,O Rḍw ʿw{ḏ/ḍ} loves {ʿwḏ/ḍ} ʿh,"Winnett identified the script of three inscriptions from near Sakākā as ""Jawfian"" (Winnett & Reed 1970: 69, 80) which Macdonald suggested would be better labelled ""Dumaitic"" (2000: 33). However, given that only three graffiti in this script have been found, and that the only differences between Dumaitic and Taymanitic lie in the shape of ḍ (WDum 1–3), a possible ḏ (WDum 2) and z (WDum 1), the script of these three texts may be Taymanitic with these three idiosyncratic letter shapes.",,"Sakākā, Al-Ǧawf (Al-Jawf) Province, Saudi Arabia",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/18108
im0095959.jpg,,WDum 2,,,,W.Dad,Winnett & Reed 1970; Macdonald MCA 2000,h rḍw wdd ʿw{ḏ / ḍ} ʿw{ḏ / ḍ} ʿh,O Rḍw ʿw{ḏ/ḍ} loves {ʿwḏ/ḍ} ʿh,"Winnett identified the script of three inscriptions from near Sakākā as ""Jawfian"" (Winnett & Reed 1970: 69, 80) which Macdonald suggested would be better labelled ""Dumaitic"" (2000: 33). However, given that only three graffiti in this script have been found, and that the only differences between Dumaitic and Taymanitic lie in the shape of ḍ (WDum 1–3), a possible ḏ (WDum 2) and z (WDum 1), the script of these three texts may be Taymanitic with these three idiosyncratic letter shapes.",,"Sakākā, Al-Ǧawf (Al-Jawf) Province, Saudi Arabia",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/18108
