Ostrakon from Maria and Susanna Jointly to Panachora, Coptic, probably early 7th century. At Epiphanius a large number of ostraca were discovered in the monastery. Some reveal that, even at the southernmost border of the Empire, people were still aware of events in the capital, Constantinople. On this fragmentary document, each woman writes in her own hand to the hermit.
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Ostrakon from Maria and Susanna Jointly to Panachora, Coptic, probably early 7th century. At Epiphanius a large number of ostraca were discovered in the monastery. Some reveal that, even at the southernmost border of the Empire, people were still aware of events in the capital, Constantinople. On this fragmentary document, each woman writes in her own hand to the hermit.

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Ostrakon from Maria and Susanna Jointly to Panachora, Coptic, probably early 7th century. Creator: Unknown.

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Photo12/Heritage Images/Heritage Art

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HRM20A95_453

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Droits gérés

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54,2Mo (3,9Mo) / 32,3cm x 42,0cm / 3819 x 4960 (300dpi)

Mots clés

pays écriture musée couleur Égyptien antique texte inscription Bizantin endroit céramique siècle navire écriture encre cassé manuscrit disque poterie objet façonné concept objet façonné fragment Couleur tesson Rencontré Byzance inscrit Unknown OSTRAKA Epiphanius Mizraim Heritage Art Pottery fragment with ink inscription

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