Editing Elephantine papyri and ostraca (section)

=====Ananiah gives Yehoishema part of the house=====
Drawn up thirty years after the preceding papyrus, this document is one of several that gradually transferred ownership of Ananiah and Tamut's house to their daughter, Yehoishema, as payment on her dowry. The legal descriptions of the house preserve the names of Ananiah's neighbors. They included an Egyptian who held the post of gardener of the Egyptian god [[Khnum]] and, on the other side, two Persian boatmen. Image of document in gallery.<ref>{{cite book|last1=Bleiberg|author-link=Edward Bleiberg|first1=Edward|title=Jewish Life in Ancient Egypt: A Family Archive from the Nile Valley|date=2002|publisher=Brooklyn Museum of Art|location=Brooklyn, NY|page=34}}</ref>