MKTF 22
Text Information
- Siglum
- MKTF 22
- Alternative Sigla
- Denzau 23
- Transliteration
- l m{n}{h} bn m{s¹}{r}{f} ḏ- ʾl fhr w gls¹
- Translation
- By {Mnh} son of {Ms¹rf} of the lineage of Fhr and he stopped for a short time
Interpretation
- Commentary
- The text is carved vertically down the right edge of the face and then turns left. It is possible that MKTF 21 is the end of this text but the form of the l is quite different from that of the examples in MKTF 22 and the l and the r are facing in the opposite direction to that of this text.
- Provenance
- At the top of one face of a large outcrop
- Associated Drawings
- There is a rather crudely hammered she-camel in the space between MKTF 21 and 22.
- Associated Inscriptions
- MKTF 10–21
- Denzau, G. & Denzau, H. Wildesel. Mit einem Vorwort von Hans Klingel. Stuttgart: Thorbeke, 1999.
- Inscriptions recorded at Tell Farah, near Jabal Qurmah, by M.C.A. Macdonald, G.M.H. King, & D. Jacobson and published here
- Safaitic inscriptions and rock-drawings from Jordan recorded by Gertrude & Helmut Denzau and published here
- Site
- Tall Farah [Tilāl al-Farī ?], Al-Zarqāʾ Governorate, Jordan
- Date Found
- 1981
- Current Location
- In situ
- Subjects
- Genealogy, Lineage, Present in a place
- Script
- Safaitic
- Old OCIANA ID
- #0056895
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