filename,copyright,inscription_siglum,provenance,editio_princeps,field_collector,reference_sigla,short_citations,transliteration,translation,commentary,commentary_author,site,ociana_link
RIMG7341.JPG,,BES20 359,,OCIANA,BES20 team,BES20,BES20,---- {s²}rk bn ʾḥlm bn qnʾl bn qḥs² bn ḥḍg bn s¹wr w wgd ʾ---- ,By S²rk son of ʾḥlm ----{s²rk} son of ʾḥlm son of Qnʾl son of Qḥs² son of Ḥḍg son of S¹wr and he found ʾ----,"The part of the stone bearing the first letter visible has almost entirely broken away. Nevertheless, the letter is almost certainly s², given that the genealogy has been attested previously (RSIS 30, 67; C 1685; RSIS 41). The end of the inscription cannot be read due to abrasion on the stone. It seems likely that the author is saying they found the inscription of someone, perhaps by qḥs² bn ḥḍg, his ancestor, which is on the same stone (BES20 360).",Josef Bloomfield,"Wādī Mismā al-Sharqī, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/44286
RIMG7342.JPG,,BES20 359,,OCIANA,BES20 team,BES20,BES20,---- {s²}rk bn ʾḥlm bn qnʾl bn qḥs² bn ḥḍg bn s¹wr w wgd ʾ---- ,By S²rk son of ʾḥlm ----{s²rk} son of ʾḥlm son of Qnʾl son of Qḥs² son of Ḥḍg son of S¹wr and he found ʾ----,"The part of the stone bearing the first letter visible has almost entirely broken away. Nevertheless, the letter is almost certainly s², given that the genealogy has been attested previously (RSIS 30, 67; C 1685; RSIS 41). The end of the inscription cannot be read due to abrasion on the stone. It seems likely that the author is saying they found the inscription of someone, perhaps by qḥs² bn ḥḍg, his ancestor, which is on the same stone (BES20 360).",Josef Bloomfield,"Wādī Mismā al-Sharqī, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/44286
RIMG7343.JPG,,BES20 359,,OCIANA,BES20 team,BES20,BES20,---- {s²}rk bn ʾḥlm bn qnʾl bn qḥs² bn ḥḍg bn s¹wr w wgd ʾ---- ,By S²rk son of ʾḥlm ----{s²rk} son of ʾḥlm son of Qnʾl son of Qḥs² son of Ḥḍg son of S¹wr and he found ʾ----,"The part of the stone bearing the first letter visible has almost entirely broken away. Nevertheless, the letter is almost certainly s², given that the genealogy has been attested previously (RSIS 30, 67; C 1685; RSIS 41). The end of the inscription cannot be read due to abrasion on the stone. It seems likely that the author is saying they found the inscription of someone, perhaps by qḥs² bn ḥḍg, his ancestor, which is on the same stone (BES20 360).",Josef Bloomfield,"Wādī Mismā al-Sharqī, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/44286
RIMG7344.JPG,,BES20 359,,OCIANA,BES20 team,BES20,BES20,---- {s²}rk bn ʾḥlm bn qnʾl bn qḥs² bn ḥḍg bn s¹wr w wgd ʾ---- ,By S²rk son of ʾḥlm ----{s²rk} son of ʾḥlm son of Qnʾl son of Qḥs² son of Ḥḍg son of S¹wr and he found ʾ----,"The part of the stone bearing the first letter visible has almost entirely broken away. Nevertheless, the letter is almost certainly s², given that the genealogy has been attested previously (RSIS 30, 67; C 1685; RSIS 41). The end of the inscription cannot be read due to abrasion on the stone. It seems likely that the author is saying they found the inscription of someone, perhaps by qḥs² bn ḥḍg, his ancestor, which is on the same stone (BES20 360).",Josef Bloomfield,"Wādī Mismā al-Sharqī, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/44286
RIMG7345.JPG,,BES20 359,,OCIANA,BES20 team,BES20,BES20,---- {s²}rk bn ʾḥlm bn qnʾl bn qḥs² bn ḥḍg bn s¹wr w wgd ʾ---- ,By S²rk son of ʾḥlm ----{s²rk} son of ʾḥlm son of Qnʾl son of Qḥs² son of Ḥḍg son of S¹wr and he found ʾ----,"The part of the stone bearing the first letter visible has almost entirely broken away. Nevertheless, the letter is almost certainly s², given that the genealogy has been attested previously (RSIS 30, 67; C 1685; RSIS 41). The end of the inscription cannot be read due to abrasion on the stone. It seems likely that the author is saying they found the inscription of someone, perhaps by qḥs² bn ḥḍg, his ancestor, which is on the same stone (BES20 360).",Josef Bloomfield,"Wādī Mismā al-Sharqī, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/44286
RIMG7346.JPG,,BES20 359,,OCIANA,BES20 team,BES20,BES20,---- {s²}rk bn ʾḥlm bn qnʾl bn qḥs² bn ḥḍg bn s¹wr w wgd ʾ---- ,By S²rk son of ʾḥlm ----{s²rk} son of ʾḥlm son of Qnʾl son of Qḥs² son of Ḥḍg son of S¹wr and he found ʾ----,"The part of the stone bearing the first letter visible has almost entirely broken away. Nevertheless, the letter is almost certainly s², given that the genealogy has been attested previously (RSIS 30, 67; C 1685; RSIS 41). The end of the inscription cannot be read due to abrasion on the stone. It seems likely that the author is saying they found the inscription of someone, perhaps by qḥs² bn ḥḍg, his ancestor, which is on the same stone (BES20 360).",Josef Bloomfield,"Wādī Mismā al-Sharqī, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/44286
