The Siloam Inscription: Facsimile from a Squeeze

Original caption: The Siloam inscription

Conder and Mantell: source squeeze

Dark letter forms extend across irregular rows interrupted by damaged patches. The caption credits a squeeze taken by Conder and Mantell as the source for this facsimile.

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Conder and Mantell: source squeeze. "The Siloam Inscription: Facsimile from a Squeeze" [source caption]. In Fresh Light from the Ancient Monuments, A. H. Sayce. 1892 historical edition, 1892, Religious Tract Society. Source scan leaf 91. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/library-0556-091

Source details

Medium: Printed tracing from an inscription squeeze
Creator: Conder and Mantell: source squeeze
Source scan: Leaf 91
Reference: Fresh Light from the Ancient Monuments, source leaf 91.
Image size: 1600 x 857 px
Catalogue ID: IMJ-0556-E001

Title from the printed caption. Editorial description. Source details from the Library catalogue.

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Fresh Light from the Ancient Monuments — exact library edition

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Fresh Light from the Ancient MonumentsA. H. Sayce1892

Edition: 1892 historical edition
Publisher: Religious Tract Society
Place: London

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Conder and Mantell: source squeeze. The Siloam Inscription: Facsimile from a Squeeze. Fresh Light from the Ancient Monuments. Scan leaf 91. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/library-0556-091

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