Limestone ostracon with three lines of hieratic text in black ink on one side only. In 1873 Samuel Birch, of the British Museum, examined it and said it "appears to refer to an account of corn of bushels of the same in all 5" (MS 7 November 1873).

There is a transcription on the catalogue card made by Professor T. Eric Peet in 1922.

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Limestone ostracon with three lines of hieratic text in black ink on one side only. In 1873 Samuel Birch, of the British Museum, examined it and said it "appears to refer to an account of corn of bushels of the same in all 5" (MS 7 November 1873). There is a transcription on the catalogue card made by Professor T. Eric Peet in 1922.

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