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Occurring on a number of iron objects from [[index::Sanzeno]]. On scythe rings ([[index::SZ-44]], [[index::SZ-45]], [[index::SZ-46]]), the inscription is accompanied by {{w||la}} on the opposite side of the object; on [[index::SZ-50|a chisel]] and [[index::SZ-51|a knife]] it stands alone. It runs in different directions ([[index::SZ-45.1]] and [[index::SZ-46.1]] vs. [[index::SZ-44.1]], [[index::SZ-50]] and [[index::SZ-51]]). Merely decoration, or possibly a manufacturer's mark? | |||
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| Attestation: | SZ-44.1 (uθiiθi), SZ-45.1 (uθiiθi), SZ-46.1 (uθiiθi), SZ-50 (uθiiθi), SZ-51 (uθiiθ[) (5) |
Commentary
Occurring on a number of iron objects from Sanzeno. On scythe rings (SZ-44, SZ-45, SZ-46), the inscription is accompanied by la on the opposite side of the object; on a chisel and a knife it stands alone. It runs in different directions (SZ-45.1 and SZ-46.1 vs. SZ-44.1, SZ-50 and SZ-51). Merely decoration, or possibly a manufacturer's mark?
