Relief of Aqua, and her daughter Alam, Palmyra, 137 CE [Palmyra Museum] [d/b]

Funerary Bas-relief of Aqua, and her daughter Alam. 137 CE | Palmyra Archaeological Museum

“In this bas-relief, a little girl is shown standing to the left of the woman. To her right an inscription states that she is: “Aqua, daughter of Wahballat, son of Nasha and Salma, her daughter Alam.” [source]

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