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== Commentary == | == Commentary == | ||
Stone object, according to Tischer a river pebble (cp. {{bib|Tischer 2006}}: 213).<br>Oval and perforated.<br>Along an [[index::IT-6|inscription]].<br>The stone object was discovered during a rescue excavation caused of construction works in 2005. | Stone object, according to Tischer a river pebble (cp. {{bib|Tischer 2006}}: 213).<br>Oval and perforated.<br>Along an [[index::IT-6|inscription]].<br>The stone object was discovered during a rescue excavation caused of construction works in 2005. | ||
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Classification: | stone |
Material: | stone |
Size: | length: 6.5 cm, width: 5.5 cm, height: 4.9 cm |
Condition: | complete |
Archaeological culture: | La Tène |
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Site: | Pfaffenhofen (Tirol, Austria) |
Field name: | Hörtenberg |
Archaeological context: | settlement, house No. 3 |
Coordinates (approx.): | 47° 17' 39.95" N, 11° 4' 46.34" E |
Find date: | 05.08.2005 |
Find circumstances: | rescue excavation |
Current location: | Landeskonservatorat für Tirol (repository) |
Inventory Nr.: | none |
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Inscription: | IT-6 (aiθiu) |
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Sources: | Tischer 2006: 213–216, fig. 13 |
Images
Object IT-6 stone with inscription IT-6 - upper side.
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Object IT-6 stone with inscription IT-6 - axonometry.
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Object IT-6 stone - underside.
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Object IT-6 stone - sideview.
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Commentary
Stone object, according to Tischer a river pebble (cp. Tischer 2006: 213).
Oval and perforated.
Along an inscription.
The stone object was discovered during a rescue excavation caused of construction works in 2005.