filename,copyright,inscription_siglum,provenance,editio_princeps,field_collector,reference_sigla,short_citations,transliteration,translation,commentary,commentary_author,site,ociana_link
im0108934.jpg,,C 3311,"The co-ordinates are based on taking ""the entrance"" in C's description as the point at which Wādī Shām widens into the area now covered by the basin of the modern dam north-west of al-Namārah, where water from the winter and spring floods collects and usually lasts well into the dry season. There are numerous inscriptions along its edges and on ""islands"" within the basin, see, for instance the HN and MN texts. It should be noted that this is not, of course, the same place as the Wādī Ishbikkah on the Jabal al-ʿArab, mentioned in Dussaud & Macler 1903: 28.",,,"C, Dussaud V",Ryckmans G 1950; Dussaud & Macler 1901,l ḥn bn ḥnnʾl bn (ṣ)ʿdʾl,By Ḥn son of Ḥnnʾl son of Ṣʿdʾl,,,"""At the entrance of Išbikkat [al-Namārah]"" (C p. 427), Rif Dimašq Governorate, Syria",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/62
im0030373.jpg,,C 3311,"The co-ordinates are based on taking ""the entrance"" in C's description as the point at which Wādī Shām widens into the area now covered by the basin of the modern dam north-west of al-Namārah, where water from the winter and spring floods collects and usually lasts well into the dry season. There are numerous inscriptions along its edges and on ""islands"" within the basin, see, for instance the HN and MN texts. It should be noted that this is not, of course, the same place as the Wādī Ishbikkah on the Jabal al-ʿArab, mentioned in Dussaud & Macler 1903: 28.",,,"C, Dussaud V",Ryckmans G 1950; Dussaud & Macler 1901,l ḥn bn ḥnnʾl bn (ṣ)ʿdʾl,By Ḥn son of Ḥnnʾl son of Ṣʿdʾl,,,"""At the entrance of Išbikkat [al-Namārah]"" (C p. 427), Rif Dimašq Governorate, Syria",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/62
