can you read this ?
Hello I'm new here
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No gold in NY
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I suppose it would help if we knew what part of the world you are at.
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No gold in NY
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Welcome to TreasureNet pavlon.
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firemanphob
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Welcome from Indiana
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welcome to Tnet, looks Greek to me too
https://www.omniglot.com/writing/greek.htm
https://www.omniglot.com/writing/greek.htm
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Welcome from Northern Virginia 
No pun intended but it’s Greek to me
No pun intended but it’s Greek to me
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Doubter in MD
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It says, "Forty feet below, two million pounds lie buried."
No, wait. Wrong stone tablet.
Welcome to TNet.
No, wait. Wrong stone tablet.
Welcome to TNet.
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Doubter in MD
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Ok, maybe it says, "Please deposit all trash in the proper receptacle, pictured above. Please do not put recyclable materials in this trash bin. Thank you." 
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Doubter in MD
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I was trying to be funny. You know, have a little lighthearted fun. Since you said please, I'll shut up now.
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A relative of mine is Greek and can't read it because they think it is ancient Greek, which makes sense since you mentioned Byzantium. You may want to try a translator website like https://www.lexilogos.com/keyboard/greek_ancient.htm or send the photo to a human translator. Good luck.
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It is an Ancient Greek burial monument. I can not make it out completely. I believe the first word is Eratis meaning “of Erato”. Erato was the daughter of Zeus and the goddess of music and love. Or maybe a personal name. I can make out kalpourniou in the 2nd and 3rd lines which seems to be a name and also the word gyne meaning wife or woman. Where was this found?
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thank you to everyone
this stone is the Tomb of a priest from Byzantium.
But we haven't translated the article yet
my English is bad sorry:/
I suppose it would help if we knew what part of the world you are at.
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this stone is the Tomb of a priest from Byzantium.
But we haven't translated the article ye
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