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Tombstone. Nablus, Palestine. Roman art. 2nd-3rd century AD
Tombstone, limestone. Nablus (Palestine). Roman period, 2nd-3rd century AD. The Latin inscription is dedicated to the deified soul of the departed Augindai, horseman in the squadron of the Mauritanians (Roman colony). Rockefeller Archaeological Museum. Jerusalem. Israel
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Antique Commemorative Deified Funerary Horseman Inscribed Inscription Israel Jerusalem Latin Limestone Mauritania Nablus Near System Mauritanians Numeric
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In this evocative image, a beautifully preserved Roman tombstone from Nablus, Palestine, stands as a testament to the rich cultural history of the ancient Near East. Dated to the 2nd or 3rd century AD, this limestone monument bears an intricately carved Latin inscription dedicated to the deified soul of a Roman soldier named Augindai. Augindai was a horseman in the Mauritanian squadron, a Roman colonial force that served in the eastern provinces. The inscription, written in a clear and elegant script, reflects the military prowess and Roman influence that extended far beyond the borders of Italy. The tombstone's design is reminiscent of the classical art of Rome, with intricate carvings of military symbols and decorative motifs. The Latin text, which includes a numeric system indicating the soldier's rank and years of service, provides valuable historical information about the Roman military presence in the region during this period. This ancient artifact is now housed in the Rockefeller Archaeological Museum in Jerusalem, Israel, where it serves as a reminder of the complex and interconnected history of the Mediterranean world during the Roman era. The tombstone's preservation is a testament to the enduring legacy of Roman culture, and its intricate details continue to captivate scholars and visitors alike. The image of this tombstone offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to a time when the Roman Empire stretched from Europe to the Near East, and military might and cultural influence intertwined to shape the course of history.
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