APC Image: AK 1207: Grave Stele of Julianos. Among the inscribed marbles of early Christian times found in the excavations on the North Slope, this photograph shows the best preserved. It is a grace stele, found built into a wall of one of the modern houses. The inscription is cut on a piece of ancient white marble, with a beveled edge on the right side and roughly tooled back. The top of the block is gabled and decorated with double spirals. Below the inscription is the figure of a bird pecking at a large leaf, and another leaf is carved at the end of the last line. (Hard copy of the record includes transcription of the inscription).