Storage jar fragment with a five-line inscription made after the jar was broken (IDAM 80.1).
The archaeological dating is unclear (ca. 12th-11th cent. B.C.).
The inscription comes from an unskilled hand and several letters are not clear. Line five is an abecedary, the other lines are not deciphered (perhaps a writing exercise).
1) ’, b/l, š, d, ḥ, ’, t, ?, ?, ’, ‘
2) k, t, n, ‘, q, ḥ, ’, t, b/l, ’, š, ?, ṭ, ‘, b/l, ṭ, ṭ
3) ?, ?, q, ?, q, q
4) ‘, q, ?, b/l, n, ḥ, p, ’, t, b/l, h, d, z, q, b/l, ‘, t, ‘, ’, ‘, b/l, ’, ḥ, b/l, r, ‘, b/l, ?
5) ’, b, g, d, h, w?, ḥ, z?, ṭ, y, k, l, (m), n, (s), p ‘, ṣ, q, q, š, t
