Gravestone of Seberas son of Lillon

Carrier: Stele

Material: Limestone

Object description: The monument is a gravestone with half-figure of man within rectangular niche, headed with pediment in relief, with acroters and rosette in tympanum. Hewn off below. Three lines of Greek inscription carved below.
Finding site: Tauric Chersonesos

Finding conditions:

Discovered in 1900 during the excavation at the outer side of curtain walls XVII and XIX. Excavated by Karl Kostsyushko-Valyuzhinich (NPTC archive, file no. 9, page 17, squeeze 183; file no. 29, page 4, no. 183).

Keeping place: NPTC

Inventory number: 3630

Sizes (cm): [53]/37/10

Letter height (cm): 2

Chronology: Second half of the second century or first quarter of the third century AD

Matirial author: Igor' Makarov

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