In Greece, the software is available commercially at
Ostracon. For more details about this product see the
Ostracon website at http://ostraconmed.com/ostracon-proionta/gnostikiapokatastasi/rehacom/gia-ton epaggelmatia/.
He thus reinterprets the
ostracon with the Calvary and the inscription RIP on the central cross as an exercise in which a pupil might have engraved R(ex) I(udeorum), resulting in the acronym RI, to which the teacher would have added the p (for Passio) (Fig.
BCE administrative text from the site was incised onto an
ostracon, originally part of a locally-made pot (and so in all probability inscribed in Portugal).
14) cites the publication of the
ostracon found at Qumran by J.
An
ostracon discovered in Qumran in 1996 discusses the transfer of a house, vineyard, fig trees, olive trees, and a slave by a new sectarian member to the community [Safrai and Eshel, 2000].
All the texts are along the lines of this one,
ostracon 6 with questions that scholars debate added below in square brackets:
That Alexander was a popular character for ethopoetic letters is evidenced by a student composition from the Graeco-Egyptian schools of the second century CE, a letter from Alexander to the Carthaginians preserved on an
ostracon:
The site, its study, the use of space in the site and its buildings, the pottery, seal material, a 7th-century BC Edomite
ostracon, the small finds, Iron Age landscape, and later Nabataean structures are among the topics.
Each
ostracon was inscribed with the name of a priest who worked at Soknopaiou Nesos in a temple dedicated to the god, Soknopaios.