Egyptian manuscript sold at Christie’s auction for £1.25 Million ...Egypt

An Egyptian manuscript, written in both Palestinian Aramaic and Georgian dating back to the late fifth to seventh centuries has been sold at the Christie’s auction in London for £1.25 million. The manuscript was estimated to sell for between £1 million and £1.5 million. This manuscript is considered one of the most important pieces offered for sale in the auction of Palestinian Christian artifacts, as it features an Aramaic dialect that from the Christian royal society in Palestine and East Jordan between the fifth and 13th centuries. It was only used in a few inscriptions and scrolls, according to the Arab News website. This Egyptian manuscript contains the oldest surviving evidence of the

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