The Khalili Collection of Aramaic Documents is a private collection of letters and documents from the Bactria region in present-day Afghanistan, assembled by the British collector and philanthropist N
A long list of supplies disbursed, dated the seventh year of Alexander the Great's reign, 324 BC
Letter from Akhvamazda to Bagavant about fortifications for Nikhshapaya, 348 or 347 BC
Document (recto and verso) that was found sealed, announcing the dispatch of 40 sheep, year 1 of an unspecified reign, possibly of Alexander the Great, corresponding to 330–29 BC
List of supplies for Bessus November–December 330 BC
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Imperial Aramaic is a linguistic term, coined by modern scholars in order to designate a specific historical variety of Aramaic. The term is polysemic, with two distinctive meanings, wider and narrowe
Khalili Collection of Aramaic Documents
…is one of the Khalili Collections: eight collections of artifacts assembled, conserved, published and exhibited by Khalili. The documents, written in Imperial Aramaic, likely originated from the historical city of Balkh and all are dated between 353 BC to 324 BC, mostly during the reign of Artaxerxes III. The most…
Letoon Trilingual with Greek, Lycian and Aramaic. Fethiye Museum, 4th century BC.