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LITERATURE
- Representations of Women and Children in Palmyrene Funerary Loculus Reliefs, Loculus Stelae and Wall Paintings, 2018 Rubina Raja, Signe Krag https://www.researchgate.net
- LES NOTABLES DE PALMYRE Jean-Baptiste Yon
tomb of Bolbarak, mid. 2nd C
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Shalamallat tomb, 2nd-3rd C
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LES NOTABLES DE PALMYRE
Jean-Baptiste Yon
Berretâ and her daughter Martâ, from the hypogeum of Artaban, 100-130 CE [read more]
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Batmalku and her son Hairan, 3rd century
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Shalmat and Akakmat (sisters)
200-225 CE [read more]
a woman, and a girl with a Horus lock; 2nd C [read more]
Woman with a child (brother?) 2nd century [read more]
Hatra-type headdress
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum
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Palmyra reliefs – individual female portraits [overview]
Palmyra women with cups
Palmyra, relief of a woman with children, 150-200 CE [Harvard Art Mus.] [d/b]
Sewn-on ornaments with geometric patterns
Bust of Salmat and her mother Akta, 230-250 CE, Palmyra [Ny C. Glyptotek] [d/b]
Relief of a woman with a child, Palmyra, 200–273 CE [Institut du Monde Arabe] [d/b]
Palmyra, funerary portrait of Habba with a child, 3rd C [Louvre] [d/b]
Relief of a woman with a child, Palmyra [Istanbul Museum] [d/b]
Berretâ and her daughter Martâ, from the hypogeum of Artaban, 100-130 CE, Palmyra [d/b]
Relief of Amataḥâ with a child, 3rd C Palmyra [Strasbourg Museum] [d/b]
Relief of a woman with a child, Palmyra, 200-275 CE [auction] [d/b]
Relief of a woman with a child, Palmyra, 2nd century [Prague] [d/b]