Aramaic inscriptions are written texts in the Aramaic language, which was widely used in the ancient Near East. These inscriptions can be found on various materials, including stone, pottery, and metal. They often provide valuable information about historical events, cultural practices, and the daily lives of the people who used them. Many of these inscriptions date back to the first millennium BCE and are significant for understanding the Achaemenid Empire and other ancient civilizations. They include royal decrees, religious texts, and personal messages, reflecting the linguistic and cultural diversity of the time.