# The stone stele fragments (Dunand inscriptions a, g, h, j and k to n)

> Fragments of limestone stelae: a, the largest, with about 120 signs in a monumental style between ruled lines; g, written in five vertical columns; h and…

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**ART** 0DEDN9D0Z1AQ·Artifact · inscribed stone

# The stone stele fragments (Dunand inscriptions a, g, h, j and k to n)

Inscribed stoneCC BY-SA 4.0Disputed

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**Not kept here.** This copy isn't ours to show. [See it where it's published](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Paris_5e_Institut_du_Monde_Arabe_Byblos_Inscription_593.jpg).

Fragments of limestone stelae: a, the largest, with about 120 signs in a monumental style between ruled lines; g, written in five vertical columns; h and j, probably from one monument; and the four short fragments k to n published in 1978, of which l carries four lines read by Hoch as an Egyptian hieratic date formula.

GFreihalter (Wikimedia Commons). CC BY-SA 4.0

## Copies 1

**Byblos stone inscription exhibited at the institut du monde arabe, paris, 2026** GFreihalter (Wikimedia Commons) · commons.wikimedia.org · 2026-05-21 · CC BY-SA 4.01 step from the original

[Where it's published](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Paris_5e_Institut_du_Monde_Arabe_Byblos_Inscription_593.jpg)

## Where it is kept

[National Museum of Beirut](https://mysteriesdept.com/records/PLC0DEDHN53SJ8V/national-museum-of-beirut) · Museum

## Sources 3

- [Byblia Grammata: Documents et recherches sur le développement de l'écriture en Phénicie](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0DEDF2YQM7E3/byblia-grammata-documents-et-recherches-sur-le-developpement)_SRC_
- [Egyptian Hieratic Writing in the Byblos Pseudo-hieroglyphic Stele L](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0DEDFVTR04AS/egyptian-hieratic-writing-in-the-byblos-pseudo-hieroglyphic)_SRC_
- [Nouvelles inscriptions pseudo-hiéroglyphiques découvertes à Byblos](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0DEDFA5TC4KT/nouvelles-inscriptions-pseudo-hieroglyphiques-decouvertes-a)_SRC_

## Cite it

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Mysteries Department. (2026). The stone stele fragments (Dunand inscriptions a, g, h, j and k to n) [Artifact ART0DEDN9D0Z1AQ]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/ART0DEDN9D0Z1AQ
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Key

**ART** 0DEDN9D0Z1AQ

Kind

Inscribed stone

Held by

Directorate General of Antiquities, Lebanon (National Museum of Beirut)

Dated

disputed

Licence

CC BY-SA 4.0

Place

[National Museum of Beirut](https://mysteriesdept.com/records/PLC0DEDHN53SJ8V/national-museum-of-beirut)

Part of

[Byblos syllabary](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/byblos-syllabary)

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