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First published in {{bib|Orsi 1890}}: 293 f. Lost.
First published in {{bib|Orsi 1890}}: 293 f. Lost.


According to Orsi, the inscription is written somewhere "in fondo" of the fragmentary vessel, and damaged. He adds a highly suspicious drawing of only the characters, and offers no reading. Pellegrini ({{bib|Pellegrini 1915|1915}}: 121 (note 4) / {{bib|Pellegrini 1918|1918}}: 192 f. (note 3)) assumes that the fragment is not of a "pentola", but of a cup similar to the ones on which the other inscriptions are written. The common reading (dextroverse) ]{{w||)iśnaśu|iśnaśu}} goes back to him; the idea that the inscription is incomplete on the left is based on the comparison with [[index::MA-4]] and [[index::MA-14]]. He appears not to have seen the object himself. In Orsi's drawing, only {{c||I|d}}, {{c||N|d}} and maybe {{c||U3|d}} qualify as letters. The status of {{c||Ś3|d}} as a Raetic letter is dubious, but the form does repeatedly occur in [[index::Bostel]] as part of what is probably a manufacturer's mark ([[index::AS-19]], [[index::AS-20]], [[index::AS-21]], [[index::AS-22]], [[index::AS-23]]). The character in the centre is probably misrepresented. In light of the recent inscription finds from [[index::Bostel]], AS-1 may have (had) linguistic content, but we prefer not to speculate based on the inadequate drawing.
Image in {{bib|Orsi 1890}}: 293 (drawing = {{bib|MLR}}).
 
According to Orsi, the inscription is written somewhere "in fondo" of the fragmentary vessel, and damaged. He adds a highly suspicious drawing of only the characters, and offers no reading. Pellegrini ({{bib|Pellegrini 1915|1915}}: 121 (note 4), 123 / {{bib|Pellegrini 1918|1918}}: 192 f. (note 3)) assumes that the fragment is not of a "pentola", but of a cup similar to the ones on which the other inscriptions are written. The common reading (dextroverse) ]{{w||)iśnaśu|iśnaśu}} goes back to him; the idea that the inscription is incomplete on the left is based on the comparison with [[index::MA-4]] and [[index::MA-14]]. He appears not to have seen the object himself. In Orsi's drawing, only {{c||I|d}}, {{c||N|d}} and maybe {{c||U3|d}} qualify as letters. The status of {{c||Ś3|d}} as a Raetic letter is dubious, but the form does repeatedly occur in [[index::Bostel]] as part of what is probably a manufacturer's mark (see [[index::śv]]). The character in the centre is probably misrepresented. In light of the recent inscription finds from [[index::Bostel]], AS-1 may have (had) linguistic content, but we prefer not to speculate based on the inadequate drawing.


Further references: {{bib|Tibiletti Bruno 1978}}: 236.
Further references: {{bib|Tibiletti Bruno 1978}}: 236.
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Latest revision as of 19:42, 8 November 2021

Inscription
Transliteration: ?
Original script: ?

Object: AS-1 potsherd (pottery)
Position: unknown
Script: unknown
Direction of writing: unknown
Craftsmanship: incised
Current condition: unknown
Date of inscription: 4th–2nd centuries BC [from object]
Date derived from: archaeological context [from object]

Language: unknown
Meaning: unknown

Alternative sigla: PID 216
LIR ROT-2
MLR 98
TM 218498
Sources: Schumacher 2004: 167

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Commentary

First published in Orsi 1890: 293 f. Lost.

Image in Orsi 1890: 293 (drawing = MLR).

According to Orsi, the inscription is written somewhere "in fondo" of the fragmentary vessel, and damaged. He adds a highly suspicious drawing of only the characters, and offers no reading. Pellegrini (1915: 121 (note 4), 123 / 1918: 192 f. (note 3)) assumes that the fragment is not of a "pentola", but of a cup similar to the ones on which the other inscriptions are written. The common reading (dextroverse) ]iśnaśu goes back to him; the idea that the inscription is incomplete on the left is based on the comparison with MA-4 and MA-14. He appears not to have seen the object himself. In Orsi's drawing, only I d, N d and maybe U3 d qualify as letters. The status of Ś3 d as a Raetic letter is dubious, but the form does repeatedly occur in Bostel as part of what is probably a manufacturer's mark (see śv). The character in the centre is probably misrepresented. In light of the recent inscription finds from Bostel, AS-1 may have (had) linguistic content, but we prefer not to speculate based on the inadequate drawing.

Further references: Tibiletti Bruno 1978: 236.

Bibliography

LIR Alberto Mancini, Le Iscrizioni Retiche [= Quaderni del dipartimento di linguistica, Università degli studi di Firenze Studi 8–9], Padova: Unipress 2009–10. (2 volumes)