The Deir el-Medina Database

O. Strasbourg H. 045

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Description: Pottery (vase fragment), 9.5 x 7 cms. Damaged. One side, with remains of two columns, twelve(+ x) and six(+ x) lines respectively in black ink ( workmen's marks (or 'funny signs') and hieratic signs). Top and bottom seem to be broken off, as is also the middle of the right edge. All lines more or less effaced.

Classification: account - journal : delivery(?) - duty(?)

Keywords: -

Provenance: No indication; see Remarks.

Publication: Koenig, Ostraca Strasbourg , 5 (description), pl. 15 (facsimile), pl. 106 (photograph)

Dates mentioned: rnp.t-sp 27 (I 1?); sw 2-16 (I 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, II 5); sw 20 (II 6)

Dates attributed: Koenig: dyn. 19 or dyn. 20

Contents: A list of consecutive days, followed by workmen's marks (or 'funny signs') and numbers. See Remarks

Terminology: -

Names/Titles: -

Remarks: Provenance: note that many of the Strasbourg ostraca were excavated by J.E. Quibell in the Ramesseum in 1895-1896 and given to the Bibliothèque Nationale et Universitaire by W.M. Flinders Petrie in 1918 (Koenig, Ostraca Strasbourg , 1; Spiegelberg, ZÄS 58 (1923), 25, note 4). Contents: for the workmen's marks (or 'funny signs') see O. Strasbourg H. 011.

Record last updated 2012-07-24

	O. Strasbourg H. 045
Other nos.:	-

Description:	Pottery (vase fragment), 9.5 x 7 cms. Damaged. One side, with remains of two columns, twelve(+ x) and six(+ x) lines respectively in black ink ( workmen's marks (or 'funny signs') and hieratic signs). Top and bottom seem to be broken off, as is also the middle of the right edge. All lines more or less effaced.
Classification:	account - journal : delivery(?) - duty(?)
Keywords:	-
Provenance:	No indication; see Remarks.
Publication:	Koenig, Ostraca Strasbourg , 5 (description), pl. 15 (facsimile), pl. 106 (photograph)
Dates mentioned:	rnp.t-sp 27 (I 1?); sw 2-16 (I 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, II 5); sw 20 (II 6)
Dates attributed:	Koenig: dyn. 19 or dyn. 20
Contents:	A list of consecutive days, followed by workmen's marks (or 'funny signs') and numbers. See Remarks
Terminology:	-
Names/Titles:	-
Remarks:	Provenance: note that many of the Strasbourg ostraca were excavated by J.E. Quibell in the Ramesseum in 1895-1896 and given to the Bibliothèque Nationale et Universitaire by W.M. Flinders Petrie in 1918 (Koenig, Ostraca Strasbourg , 1; Spiegelberg, ZÄS 58 (1923), 25, note 4). Contents: for the workmen's marks (or 'funny signs') see O. Strasbourg H. 011.