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Palmyra, funerary relief of Aha; 2nd C [Beirut] [d/b]

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Relief in Beirut the American University Museum
1. Photo by Issa Maalouf 2018
2. Photo after Reine Mady ©AUB Museum
3. close-up akhbarak.net

‘Aha, daughter of Halafta, son of Bar’a Zabdateth; 161 CE (?)
in the Archaeological Museum of the American University of Beirut, Inv.# 2739

  1. Ingholt 1928, PS 43
  2. D. Mackay “Jewellery from Palmyra…”
  3. Reine Mady, PALMYRENE Funerary Portrait Reliefs, AUB 2022

INSCRIPTION(PAT 6010)
Alas!ʾḤʾdaughter of ḤLPTʾ son of BRʿʾ?
⟨son of⟩ZBDʿ
TH. Inthe monthʾLWL of the year 461 (=August/September 150 A.D.)

A re-edition of the Palmyrene Aramaic inscriptions in the Archaeological Museum of the American University of Beirut
Konstantin Klein, 2018, KUSATU https://www.academia.edu/36464555

Sadurska

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