3D Model of Ceramic Ostracon (DC709_UB_O. Lund. inv. 7), Late 3rd–Early 4th Century AD

This 3D model represents a ceramic ostracon. The object is described as an ostracon dated to the end of the 3rd to the beginning of the 4th century AD, written in ancient Greek and originating from the province of Egypt, possibly the Arsinoite nome. It measures 13.1 x 8.0 cm. The recto contains fifteen lines of text, while the verso is blank. The object is complete, reddish brown, with a ribbed and pitched verso. The content is a list of δεκανία. It mentions the names Heron, son of(?) Belles (/Belakis?); Kollouthos; Aphon, son of Polion; Kallos (/Kalles?); Kannion, son of Aas; Kame(s), son of Athas; Silvane(s?); Midas, son of Paesis; Poas, son of Melas; Aphon; Samaos; and Akous. The artefact dates to the late 3rd to early 4th century AD. The model provides a digital representation of the object. Link to the Dynamic Collection platform https://dyncoll.ht.lu.se/artifact_view.php?item=708 Licensing The 3D artefact records from the Lund University Historical Museum are shared under a CC-BY-NC-ND license. If you require a different license or wish to use the records in ways not permitted under the current license, we encourage you to contact the museum directly at [e-mail] The museum is open to supporting other uses after consultation and will work with you to find a suitable solution. For more information about the museum and its collections, please visit our website: Lund University Historical Museum.