So a year and a half ago me and my family went sightseeing with a friend of my father's.
To the ruins of the Agora of Smyrna (modern day Izmir). As we were exploring the ancient town my sister could not help but step on some rubble, pose and ask me to take her picture. But as I was taking her picture something happened to catch my eye. It was a piece of some structure that seemed to have something inscribed on it. Thing is this inscription appears to be some sort of cuneiform-like script with wedge-marks and what not. Quite an unusual sight in Hellenic ruins. Curious I've spent this week trying to find any pictures of it that I took and upload them here in hopes that someone might figure out what on earth it says (that is to say if it's even readable).
(Despite being fully aware there's always the possibility that these are nothing more than marks left by some excavation tool. (
) )
Please note I have no clue regarding the proper orientation of the object, it may have been originally been positioned upside down or even vertically. Thanks in advance for taking your precious time to quench my curiosity.
To the ruins of the Agora of Smyrna (modern day Izmir). As we were exploring the ancient town my sister could not help but step on some rubble, pose and ask me to take her picture. But as I was taking her picture something happened to catch my eye. It was a piece of some structure that seemed to have something inscribed on it. Thing is this inscription appears to be some sort of cuneiform-like script with wedge-marks and what not. Quite an unusual sight in Hellenic ruins. Curious I've spent this week trying to find any pictures of it that I took and upload them here in hopes that someone might figure out what on earth it says (that is to say if it's even readable).
(Despite being fully aware there's always the possibility that these are nothing more than marks left by some excavation tool. (



Please note I have no clue regarding the proper orientation of the object, it may have been originally been positioned upside down or even vertically. Thanks in advance for taking your precious time to quench my curiosity.