Ancient Greek Inscription Unearthed in Crimea
Archaeologists in Crimea have discovered a rare Greek inscription at the ancient settlement of Artezian, shedding light on the secrets of Bosporan-era worship.
The inscription, found near the altar of the Zeus Genarcha temple, is a small fragment of graffiti etched into temple plaster and concealed beneath a large stone slab.
According to specialists, the inscription could represent
a personal name, a dedication, or a ritual invocation, although its exact meaning remains uncertain.
- The fragment was deliberately hidden, hinting at its potential religious or symbolic purpose.
- Researchers consider it an unusual find, as inscriptions on wall plaster seldom survive, especially in sanctuaries.
Author's summary: Archaeologists uncover a rare Greek inscription in Crimea.
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