Sure you did, it’s up in message one. ;’)
Nubian name.11 Although the outer right name ring is incomplete, its name can be clearly restored as ‘°F»C‘°, R- t- n- w + [Xr.]t, or as‘°F»w‘°, R-t- n- w + [Hr.]t— i.e., (Upper) Retenu. Slab no. 21687 has been tentatively dated by Manfred Görg to the Nineteenth Dynasty—possibly to the reign of Ramesses II— primarily because the mention of the three names (see below) resembles that of Merenptah’s “Israel Stele” rather closely.12 e date may be further supported by additional iconographic features from the same reign at the temple of Karnak (Ashkelon Wall) and a possible vorlage from the reign of Ramesses II.13 Alternatively, the relief may be older (as originally suggested by Görg and Raphael Giveon, who dated it to the Eighteenth Dynasty).14 There is also a band of hieroglyphs carved above the heads of the prisoners depicted on slab no. 21687 that reads: .C°¾»4C¼¼ª°õ , [ . . . ] Xtb.wXrrd. wi=f [ . . . ]: “one, who is falling on his feet . . .”Granted it's not very "clean"(symbols wouldn't transcribe for eg) but with a little housekeeping would serve the purpose, no? I'm just curious if there's something I'm missing here. Or maybe it's more trouble to copy and clean than retype???