filename,copyright,inscription_siglum,provenance,editio_princeps,field_collector,reference_sigla,short_citations,transliteration,translation,commentary,commentary_author,site,ociana_link
RIMG7598.JPG,,BES20 467,,OCIANA,BES20 team,BES20,BES20,l ʿṭl w l bnbnt {h-} {k}{k}by ,By ʿṭl and by Bnbnt {the} {Kkbite},"This inscription is difficult to make sense of due to the previously unattested name ʿṭlwn and the final word s¹kry. The first letter of the word is partially covered by damage and there appears to be a small hook at the top, giving it the appearance of a k. Nevertheless, the hook at the top seems to be part of the damage, rather than an intentional mark. The reading here assumes that s¹kry corresponds to the Classical Arabic root SKR, perhaps sukarā, a drunkard (Lisan al-ʿArab 2047.b). An alternative possibility is that s¹kr refers to an unattested lineage group.",Josef Bloomfield,"Wādī Mismā al-Sharqī, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/44394
RIMG7599.JPG,,BES20 467,,OCIANA,BES20 team,BES20,BES20,l ʿṭl w l bnbnt {h-} {k}{k}by ,By ʿṭl and by Bnbnt {the} {Kkbite},"This inscription is difficult to make sense of due to the previously unattested name ʿṭlwn and the final word s¹kry. The first letter of the word is partially covered by damage and there appears to be a small hook at the top, giving it the appearance of a k. Nevertheless, the hook at the top seems to be part of the damage, rather than an intentional mark. The reading here assumes that s¹kry corresponds to the Classical Arabic root SKR, perhaps sukarā, a drunkard (Lisan al-ʿArab 2047.b). An alternative possibility is that s¹kr refers to an unattested lineage group.",Josef Bloomfield,"Wādī Mismā al-Sharqī, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/44394
RIMG7600.JPG,,BES20 467,,OCIANA,BES20 team,BES20,BES20,l ʿṭl w l bnbnt {h-} {k}{k}by ,By ʿṭl and by Bnbnt {the} {Kkbite},"This inscription is difficult to make sense of due to the previously unattested name ʿṭlwn and the final word s¹kry. The first letter of the word is partially covered by damage and there appears to be a small hook at the top, giving it the appearance of a k. Nevertheless, the hook at the top seems to be part of the damage, rather than an intentional mark. The reading here assumes that s¹kry corresponds to the Classical Arabic root SKR, perhaps sukarā, a drunkard (Lisan al-ʿArab 2047.b). An alternative possibility is that s¹kr refers to an unattested lineage group.",Josef Bloomfield,"Wādī Mismā al-Sharqī, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/44394
RIMG7601.JPG,,BES20 467,,OCIANA,BES20 team,BES20,BES20,l ʿṭl w l bnbnt {h-} {k}{k}by ,By ʿṭl and by Bnbnt {the} {Kkbite},"This inscription is difficult to make sense of due to the previously unattested name ʿṭlwn and the final word s¹kry. The first letter of the word is partially covered by damage and there appears to be a small hook at the top, giving it the appearance of a k. Nevertheless, the hook at the top seems to be part of the damage, rather than an intentional mark. The reading here assumes that s¹kry corresponds to the Classical Arabic root SKR, perhaps sukarā, a drunkard (Lisan al-ʿArab 2047.b). An alternative possibility is that s¹kr refers to an unattested lineage group.",Josef Bloomfield,"Wādī Mismā al-Sharqī, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/44394
