This research publishes and studies a tombstone preserved in El Bahnasa museum store registered. Its record number is (F433). Its rectangular in shape; its dimensions are 52 cm. height, 45 cm. wide, 23 cm. thick. Its place of discovery is unknown. Its best state of preservation. The tombstone presents a bust of young man standing wears a pallium. He is wearing a style of cloak that holds the arm; thus, his right hand is holding the cloak at the chest area where the fingers look to be holding it, and his left hand is clutching what might have been a wreath. Comparison and analytical study reveal that this tombstone is similar to many tombstones that were found in the Bahnasa area in Minia; such as the tombstone no. (8616) preserved in the Coptic Museum. By comparing with similar examples and by analyzing the cloak worn by the young man and his hairstyle, we can say that this tombstone dates back to the period between the third century AD and the beginning of the fourth century AD.
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