Collection Item: Inscribed Object
Basic info
- Collection
- Archaeology
- Object name
- Inscribed object
- Tablet
- Object category
- Roman
- Description
- Described in Eboracum as: "Dedication tablet, in gritstone, now 33ins by 16ins by 5ins, the right-hand side having been broken. The inscription is an an ansate panel, with the surviving panel decorated with goose head pelta...... NVMINB(VS) AVG(VSTORVUM) ET DEAE IOV[.... ..... ...SIVS AEDEM PRO PARTE D[...... 'To the Emperors' divinities and the goddess Iov.... ....sius (restored) this partly destroyed temple.' The name of the goddess beginning IOV...., is unidentifiable, and a local deity is probably in question. Of the dedicator's name only the suffix survives..." There is sufficient room inside the panel for approximately another two lines of inscription, but the space has been left unfilled.
- Production date start
- 43
- Production date end
- 410
- Period
- Roman
Identification
- Object number
- YORYM : 2007.6196
- Number of objects
- 1
- ID
- 11554
Physical Characteristics
- Materials
- Stone (Whole)
- Gritstone (Whole)