Description: Upper right corner of a white marble altar (w: 0.135 × h: 0.12 × d: 0.09), with the upper moulding chiselled away and the face damaged, perhaps by burning.
Text: Graffiti scratched on the face.
Letters: Late Hellenistic, unevenly sized and spaced, ave. 0.015; lunate Ε, Σ, and Ω.
Date: Perhaps first century BCE to first century CE (lettering)
Findspot: Aphrodisias: re-used in the Bouleuterion/Odeon, West Area: 'S.W. Bouleuterion, Tr. 3.C, Str.1'
Original location: Findspot, in secondary use
Last recorded location: Museum (1971)
Apparatus
2: The last four letters are badly damaged but visible on the stone.
Translation
[---] Tatas [---] to the highest god [---]
Bibliography
Transcription: New York University expedition 65.433
Publication: Reynolds and Tannenbaum, 1987 appendix, 12 , whence BE 1988.888 , SEG 37.854 , McCabe, PHI, 1996 174 ; IAph2007 2.504.
