Region: Égypte (Moyenne-Égypte)
Intersection register · custodian, not owner
Oxyrhynchos (now El-Bahnasa, Middle Egypt) is famous for the thousands of papyri unearthed from 1896 onward. Among these documents are contracts, letters, and religious texts revealing a significant Jewish presence in the first through fourth centuries of the Common Era. These papyri constitute a primary source for the history of Jews in Roman and Byzantine Egypt.
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