Text 1405
- Provenance
- Aswan
- Region
- Egypt
- Findspot
- Deir Anba Hadra, church, left jamb of apse; below DBMNT 557
- Excavation no.
- Present location
- not preserved (?)
- Museum no.
- Medium
- wall
- Technique
- painted (dipinto)
- Type of text
- unidentified
- Language
- unidentified
- Content
- inscription of unidentified character consisting of rectangles arranged horizontally and containing four numerals each (ranging from 1 to 30); perhaps kind of calendar
- Date
- probably 1300–1399
- Notes
- reported to have been written by the same hand as DBMNT 557
- Material
- plaster
- Object dimensions
- Text dimensions
- not recorded
- Object colour
- Text colour
- black (numerals), red (rectangles and brackets)
- Lines
- Height of letters
- Description
- painted inscription consisting of rectangles arranged horizontally (lines painted red); each rectangle contains four numerals arranged in form of cross; numerals in horizontal lines enclosed in square brackets (in red)
- Decorative elements
- State of preservation
- incomplete; upper part lost
- Date
- probably 1300–1399
- Chronological systems
- Dating formulae
- Transcription
- Months
- Weakdays
- Feasts
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- Offices & titles
- Toponyms & ethnonyms
- Latest edition
- Cledat 1915, pp. 46–7, fig. on p. 47
- Other editions
- Other publications
- Griffith 1928, p. 20
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