Inscription - Musee d'Archeologie Mediterraneenne, Marseille
Sacrificial tariff stone, with Punic inscriptions listing fees paid to priests for sacrifices to the god Ba'al, fragment of a limestone stela from the Temple of Baal-Zephon at Carthage, Tunisia, 4th century BC, discovered in Marseille, thought to have been used as a ballast stone by a Phoenician ship, in the Musee d'Archeologie Mediterraneenne, or Mediterranean Archaeology Museum, a collection of Egyptian and classical antiquities housed in the Vieille Charite hospice, in Marseille, Provence, France. Picture by Manuel Cohen
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Accounts Antiquities Baal Ballast Bouches-du-rhone Carthage Charite Discovered Fees Fragment Hospice Housed Inscriptions Limestone Listing Marseille Marseilles Mediterraneenne Paid Phoenician Priests Provencal Provence-alpes-cote Punic Sacrifice Sacrifices Sacrificial Stela Tariff Vieille
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