Converse of object

• carve: A view of another section of the museum showing a carved stele ( upright slab ) and various pieces of Egyptian sculpture.

• inscribe: An inscribed stele at Jaffa commemorated the building of a temple to Eshmun, the Sidonian god.

• erect: Esarhaddon's predecessor, Sennacherib, erected many stelae giving details of his campaigns, many of which were against the allies.

• set: This couple with their power may have made it ' easier ' for women to have their stelae set up for themselves as individuals.

Adjective modifier

• grave: Also on display are the fragment of a sarcophagus, different kinds of urns and several grave steles.

• half-completed: And nassau departing if we didn't the weather was half-completed stelae and.

• funerary: This work is the first comprehensive study of funerary stelae exhibiting mixed iconography from Upper Egypt during the Roman period in Egypt.

• ancient: Its design resembles that of an ancient stele that has been prepared for inscription.

• central: This is adequate for measuring relative areas occupied by the cortex and central stele.

Noun used with modifier

• boundary: Kemp has examined a variety of sources, and produced a map showing 27 potential sites within Akhenaton's boundary stele.

• stone: Inscriptions of this style were engraved in stone steles and bronze pots.

• limestone: The erection of these approximately five-foot limestone stelae was dated by archeologist Ripley P. Bullen to 440 AD.

• victory: This is confirmed by the fragment of a victory stele found at Megiddo.