filename,copyright,inscription_siglum,provenance,editio_princeps,field_collector,reference_sigla,short_citations,transliteration,translation,commentary,commentary_author,site,ociana_link
im0107438.jpg,,WH 2442,WH Cairn 34 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,Ed. pr.,,WH,Winnett & Harding 1978,l s²rqt bn ykbr h- bkrt w wḥd ḥyb ʿl- ḥ{b} bn<<>> {-h},"By S²rqt son of Ykbr the Bkrt and he was lonely [and] grieved for {Ḥb}, (his) {son}",The patronym is to the left of the first bn but h- bkrt is written to the right of the bn. There is a mark within the b of ḥ{b} making it look like a ḥ but it is quite different from the firm central stroke of the ḥ immediately before it. There are what look like two intentional n's in the final phrase bnn-h rather than bn-h. It is not clear whether this was intentional or accidental. The final letter has what can be seen as a later mark (of a lighter colour) making it resemble a ʾ.,,"WH Cairn 34, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31772
im0107439.jpg,,WH 2442,WH Cairn 34 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,Ed. pr.,,WH,Winnett & Harding 1978,l s²rqt bn ykbr h- bkrt w wḥd ḥyb ʿl- ḥ{b} bn<<>> {-h},"By S²rqt son of Ykbr the Bkrt and he was lonely [and] grieved for {Ḥb}, (his) {son}",The patronym is to the left of the first bn but h- bkrt is written to the right of the bn. There is a mark within the b of ḥ{b} making it look like a ḥ but it is quite different from the firm central stroke of the ḥ immediately before it. There are what look like two intentional n's in the final phrase bnn-h rather than bn-h. It is not clear whether this was intentional or accidental. The final letter has what can be seen as a later mark (of a lighter colour) making it resemble a ʾ.,,"WH Cairn 34, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31772
im0107440.jpg,,WH 2442,WH Cairn 34 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,Ed. pr.,,WH,Winnett & Harding 1978,l s²rqt bn ykbr h- bkrt w wḥd ḥyb ʿl- ḥ{b} bn<<>> {-h},"By S²rqt son of Ykbr the Bkrt and he was lonely [and] grieved for {Ḥb}, (his) {son}",The patronym is to the left of the first bn but h- bkrt is written to the right of the bn. There is a mark within the b of ḥ{b} making it look like a ḥ but it is quite different from the firm central stroke of the ḥ immediately before it. There are what look like two intentional n's in the final phrase bnn-h rather than bn-h. It is not clear whether this was intentional or accidental. The final letter has what can be seen as a later mark (of a lighter colour) making it resemble a ʾ.,,"WH Cairn 34, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31772
im0107441.jpg,,WH 2442,WH Cairn 34 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,Ed. pr.,,WH,Winnett & Harding 1978,l s²rqt bn ykbr h- bkrt w wḥd ḥyb ʿl- ḥ{b} bn<<>> {-h},"By S²rqt son of Ykbr the Bkrt and he was lonely [and] grieved for {Ḥb}, (his) {son}",The patronym is to the left of the first bn but h- bkrt is written to the right of the bn. There is a mark within the b of ḥ{b} making it look like a ḥ but it is quite different from the firm central stroke of the ḥ immediately before it. There are what look like two intentional n's in the final phrase bnn-h rather than bn-h. It is not clear whether this was intentional or accidental. The final letter has what can be seen as a later mark (of a lighter colour) making it resemble a ʾ.,,"WH Cairn 34, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31772
im0107442.jpg,,WH 2442,WH Cairn 34 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,Ed. pr.,,WH,Winnett & Harding 1978,l s²rqt bn ykbr h- bkrt w wḥd ḥyb ʿl- ḥ{b} bn<<>> {-h},"By S²rqt son of Ykbr the Bkrt and he was lonely [and] grieved for {Ḥb}, (his) {son}",The patronym is to the left of the first bn but h- bkrt is written to the right of the bn. There is a mark within the b of ḥ{b} making it look like a ḥ but it is quite different from the firm central stroke of the ḥ immediately before it. There are what look like two intentional n's in the final phrase bnn-h rather than bn-h. It is not clear whether this was intentional or accidental. The final letter has what can be seen as a later mark (of a lighter colour) making it resemble a ʾ.,,"WH Cairn 34, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31772
im0107443.jpg,,WH 2442,WH Cairn 34 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,Ed. pr.,,WH,Winnett & Harding 1978,l s²rqt bn ykbr h- bkrt w wḥd ḥyb ʿl- ḥ{b} bn<<>> {-h},"By S²rqt son of Ykbr the Bkrt and he was lonely [and] grieved for {Ḥb}, (his) {son}",The patronym is to the left of the first bn but h- bkrt is written to the right of the bn. There is a mark within the b of ḥ{b} making it look like a ḥ but it is quite different from the firm central stroke of the ḥ immediately before it. There are what look like two intentional n's in the final phrase bnn-h rather than bn-h. It is not clear whether this was intentional or accidental. The final letter has what can be seen as a later mark (of a lighter colour) making it resemble a ʾ.,,"WH Cairn 34, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31772
im0081353.jpg,,WH 2442,WH Cairn 34 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,Ed. pr.,,WH,Winnett & Harding 1978,l s²rqt bn ykbr h- bkrt w wḥd ḥyb ʿl- ḥ{b} bn<<>> {-h},"By S²rqt son of Ykbr the Bkrt and he was lonely [and] grieved for {Ḥb}, (his) {son}",The patronym is to the left of the first bn but h- bkrt is written to the right of the bn. There is a mark within the b of ḥ{b} making it look like a ḥ but it is quite different from the firm central stroke of the ḥ immediately before it. There are what look like two intentional n's in the final phrase bnn-h rather than bn-h. It is not clear whether this was intentional or accidental. The final letter has what can be seen as a later mark (of a lighter colour) making it resemble a ʾ.,,"WH Cairn 34, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31772
