Greek Funerary Inscription 2

Digital Documentation of Epigraphic Material

Documenting Funerary Stone Inscription

Fragment of Funerary Inscription, No.2

Inscription; Incomplete, Broken in Half. Façade; Worn. Right Part; Broken, Missing. Frame; Upper Part Broken, Missing.

Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, UK.

Full Shot. Right Angle. Documented in Colour. Inscription, Partially Legible. Image No.2-1.

Nikon D7200, 28-80mm © Kerim Alyot 1996-2024. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy of the Ashmolean Museum.

Full Shot. Right Angle. Documented in Colour. Inscription, Slightly More Legible. Image No.2-2.

Nikon D7200, 28-80mm © Kerim Alyot 1996-2024. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy of the Ashmolean Museum.

Documented in Colour. Exposure Adjusted. Inscription, Mostly Legible. Image No.2-1A.

Nikon D7200, 28-80mm © Kerim Alyot 1996-2024. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy of the Ashmolean Museum.

Documented in Black and White, Adjusted. Inscription, Mostly Legible. Image No.2-2A.

Nikon D7200, 28-80mm © Kerim Alyot 1996-2024. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy of the Ashmolean Museum.

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