Mason's mark
created: Transcription from previous editors.
source date: Second half of fifth or fourth century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], p. 138 (ph.), whence [...], 46.2190; [...] 083900.

πλίνθος

Parpaing.

Squared block.

Plinto.

Buzaian and Lloyd wrote that there were three such blocks bearing the same inscription and give the length of only one with one photograph.

They 'provisionally' but convincingly interpret them as blocks fallen from a wall serving for the fortification of the city of Euesperides on its North-West side.

As no personal name beginning with Πλι- is attested, the editors' idea of a mason's mark seems very convincing.