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Gravestone of Aristolochos son of Prasi...
Carrier: Slab
Material: Marble
Object description: Fragment of marble tablet aimed to be fastened within larger slab of limestone. Relief image of female head in the middle, remains of four-line inscription on the left.
Finding site: Tauric Chersonesos
Finding conditions: Discovered in 1927, in the Roman citadel, near curtain wall ХIX, grid VI, layer 2. Excavated by Konstantin Grinevich (NPTC archive, file 299, page
33; file 231, no. 334а).
Keeping place: NPTC
Inventory number: 35257
Sizes (cm): [14]/[10]/4
Letter height (cm): 1
Chronology: Second century AD
Matirial author: Igor' Makarov
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