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Phoenicia, Byblos, Lebanon
Conchitic limestone
H. 1.14 m; W. 0.55 m; Th. 0.26 m
The Yehawmilk Stele was discovered in 1869. It is a 14-line inscription in Phoenician. Yehawmilk, the king of Gubal, ancient Byblos, dedicated this stele to the city's protective goddess "Baalat Gubal" or "Mistress of Byblos."
See also:
The Louvre: The Yehawmilk Stele
