Attic Inscriptions in UK Collections: British Museum: Miscellaneous:Attic Inscriptions in UK Collections: 4.7

In this volume we publish four inscriptions in the British Museum that do not fall naturally into the categories of inscription published in AIUK 4.1–4.6: a fragmentary funerary epigram whose Athenian provenance is uncertain (1), a fragment bearing a partially preserved sculptor’s or poet’s name (2), a sundial bearing the name of its creator (3), and a fragment of an imperial-period letter (4). Appendices include: inscriptions in the British Museum which have been identified as Attic, but whose provenance is uncertain (Appendix 1); notes on an inscription on a relief at the British Museum reported by A. Askew in the 18th century but now not traceable (Appendix 2); an account of Athenian inscriptions on metal in the collection (Appendix 3); a note on a Corcyrean decree for an Athenian (Appendix 4); and an analytical collection history of the inscriptions in AIUK volume 4 (Appendix 5); an addendum to AIUK 4.3B no. 5 with a new photograph (Appendix 6).