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Tombstone of Apollonides with Greek inscription. Rectangular slab with three lines of Greek inscription, topped with a triangular tympanum. Tombstone of Apollonides, son of Hippias of Gela, 300–250 BC; Ptolemaic period. Found at Zawiyet el-Mayetin near Minia, Kom el Ahmar. Greek inscription. Height 58.5 cm, width 32 cm, depth 9 cm, weight 25.5 kg., A tall rectangular stone slab with a triangular pediment at the top, showing a rough, weathered surface and chisel marks; the stone is mostly beige and light tan with areas of darker brown discoloration and small patches of off-white; the top edge has a raised triangular molding and some chipped and uneven edges, the sides are straight but worn, and the bottom edge is irregular and broken with a jagged texture; the face of the slab has shallow, incised grooves and a few shallow depressions and scratches across its surface, giving it a pitted appearance; overall the slab appears solid and aged with a muted palette of beige, tan, brown, and off-white.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A00_147

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

58.4Mo (4.5Mo) / 28.8cm x 50.8cm / 3401 x 6000 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Tombstone Apollonides Greek inscription Rectangular slab three lines topped triangular tympanum son Hippias Gela 300–250 Bc Ptolemaic period Zawiyet el-Mayetin near Minia Kom el Ahmar Height 58.5 cm width 32 cm depth 9 cm weight 25.5 kg tall rectangular stone slab triangular pediment top showing rough weathered surface chisel marks mostly beige light tan areas darker brown discoloration small patches off-white top edge raised triangular molding chipped uneven edges sides straight worn bottom edge irregular broken jagged texture face shallow incised grooves shallow depressions scratches across surface giving pitted appearance solid aged muted palette beige tan brown off-white.