Papyrus document
Numerous fragments from a document with writing on both sides. Formerly two inventory numbers (909.81.42 + 909.81.70) now joined.
The front (recto) of the largest fragment contains 15 lines of Greek text written in a practiced, legible documentary hand, in black ink, along the fibres. The text appears to contain a ledger pertaining to quantities of land measured in arouras. Each line contains an entry for one man. Curiously, each man is named named Markos, though with variation in their respective patronyms (e.g., Flavios, line 4; Antonius or Antoninos, line 6).
The papyrus was flipped and the back (verso) inscribed with several lines of Greek text, with black ink, across the fibres, in a documentary hand. The text is too fragmentary to discern the document type.
A processing number θ19 was written on the back (verso) some time after excavation.