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Official letter [Year 32? Hathyr 20 [150 B.C.? or 139 B.C.?]]

Duke Papyrus Archive, Duke University Libraries. inv. P.Duk.inv. 326. Official letter [Year 32? Hathyr 20 [150 B.C.? or 139 B.C.?]]. Used with attribution.

Accession: P.Duk.inv. 326
Find spot: Herakleopolites ?, Ägypten, Egypt via HGV-meta
Period: 150 BCE – 139 BCE
Date: 150 BCE – 139 BCE
Date range: 150 BCE – 139 BCE
Materials: ['1 item : papyrus, two fragments which do not join, mounted in glass']
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Papyrus letter from the Herakleopolites(?) (Heracleopolite Nome), Egypt dated Hathyr 20, year 32? (150 B.C.? or 139 B.C.?). In the letter, Konnos, an official, informs Ariston strategos and nomarches, a high civil and army official in the area involved with taxation and one of the first friends of the king, about his trip to the villages of Kerkesephis and Samareia in the Arsinoites (modern name: Fayyum) in search of a supply of wood. Konnos eventually found the wood in Samareia. However, the men of Lochos strategos, another high official and possible the strategos of the Thebaid of ca. 127-117 B.C., have prevented shipment of the wood

The same text in other collections

Linked by Trismegistos ID TM 131894. Each record below describes this same artifact or text from a different angle.

Letter to Ariston from Konnos HGV-meta Herakleopolites ?, Ägypten29. Dez. 129 v.Chr. (Jahr unsicher)

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Found at Herakleopolites

Cross-references (4)

TM-Text 131894 primary
APIS-Text duke.apis.29972358 tier-1
DDbDP-Text tyche;31;37_3 tier-1
HGV-Text 131894 tier-1

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