| Object Number | E16412 |
| Current Location | Collections Storage |
| Provenience | Egypt | Fayum |
| Date Made | 881-882 CE |
| Section | Egyptian |
| Materials | Papyrus | Ink |
| Iconography | Report | Farming |
| Inscription Language | Arabic Language |
| Description | Arabic document. Marked "Faijum a." by W.M. Muller (?). Eight documents contained in this papyrus all originating with the brothers Mina and Kayl sons of Shenude the Secretary, two Coptic landowners of the Fayyum. Recto: (4 documents) acknowledgments by different Coptic farm hands as to their obligation to cut the crop on the owner's land. Verso: (4 documents) refer to debts in wheat. Date: Jumada II - Sha'ban, 268 A.H. / Dec. 27, 881 to March 24, 882 A.D. |
| Length | 73.8 cm |
| Width | 16.8 cm |
| Credit Line | Purchased from Prof. Moritz; subscription of Mrs. C. C. Harrison, 1911 |
| Other Number | DV 31 - Field No SF | +E16413 - Other Number |
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