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<br>Drawings in {{bib|Gamper 2006}}: fig. 76 | <br>Drawings in {{bib|Gamper 2006}}: fig. 76 | ||
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| A large number of small fragments of at least seven different helmets of the Negau type; 18 of them bear marks. Of those, four are included in the Raetic corpus ([[index::BZ-26]], [[index::BZ-27]], [[index::BZ-28]], [[index::BZ-29]] in descending order regarding the certainty of script character). Of the remaining 14, one is believed to belong to the same helmet as the one bearing [[index::BZ-26]]; the single scratch visible is more pronounced than the inscription, cp. maybe the diverse marks occurring on helmets with inscriptions ([[index::SL-1 helmet]], [[index::SL-2 helmet]], '''Helm A''', and the pieces listed sub '''???'''). The other 13 fragments (EX-66, '''see photo''') display mostly fragmented scratches, sometimes intersecting or forming angles. Some arrangements are clearly non-linear and/or non-script, some indeterminable. No. 69 (second from the right in the second row) might have {{c||A|d}} (cp. [[index::BZ-27]] and [[index::BZ-28]]); no. 65 (second from the left in the first row) has an asterisk {{c||symbol2}} flanked by vertical scratches. Currently an the [[index::Amt für Bodendenkmäler Bozen / Ufficio Beni archeologici Bolzano]]. | |||
| {{bib|Lunz & Morandi 2003}}: 343 f. | |||
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Revision as of 18:53, 17 February 2015
Potentially relevant testimonies included in the Raetic corpus (autopsied)
- potential factory marks on rims and handles of metal vessels: BZ-7.1, BZ-7.2, BZ-8.1, BZ-8.2, NO-8, SZ-18, SZ-35, SZ-36, SZ-37.1, SZ-37.2, SZ-75, SZ-82
- potential factory marks on iron implements:
- (including) symbols / ornament (?): BZ-19, SZ-25, SZ-26 (?), SZ-78, SZ-80
- on scythe rings and related: SZ-44.1, SZ-44.2, SZ-45.1, SZ-45.2, SZ-46.1, SZ-46.2; SZ-47, SZ-72 (different groups); SZ-50, SZ-51 (tools)
- on the side of axe heads: SZ-62, SZ-76.1, SZ-76.2, SZ-77, SZ-81
- letter: SZ-33, SZ-74 (þine), SZ-43.1, SZ-43.2, SZ-79.1, SZ-79.2 (uli)
- on bronze implements: HU-1; SZ-65.1, SZ-65.2 (ku)
- on statuettes: SZ-20, SZ-71
- on bone/antler: BZ-15, SZ-48, SZ-49, SZ-63
- on pottery: BZ-20, BZ-21, BZ-22, BZ-23, IT-9, IT-10, SZ-55, SZ-69, SZ-83, WE-8.1, WE-8.2; NO-14, WE-7 (θr)
- on stone: IT-6
Additional material from Raetic context (geographical/archaeological) – preliminary collection
| Provenance | Comments | Literature | Images | Dating |
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| Himmelreich | Numerous fragments of pottery bearing diverse signs, often on handles and bottoms, ranging from obviously non-script, ornament-like scratchings and symbols to such as might be interpreted as letters (e.g.  ,  ). IT-1 is not an inscription, but belongs with this group.
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Sinnhuber 1949, Kasseroler 1957 | Drawings in Kasseroler 1957, with a table of signs (pl. 63); photos in Sinnhuber 1949 (pl. XXV) | La Tène period according to the archaeological context |
| Ganglegg | *Among several inscribed bone points (cp. VN-9 bone point, etc.) discovered on the Ganglegg hill, also a large number of bone points with incised non-script signs of which the interpretation is uncertain. Probably they present decorations, symbols or numbers or the like. Sometimes the signs could be interpreted as letters (e.g. flanked by a row of vertical strokes). *Among several inscribed bones (cp. VN-2 bone, etc.) discovered on the Ganglegg hill, also a large number of bones with incised non-script signs of which the interpretation is uncertain. Probably they present decorations, symbols or numbers or the like. Sometimes the signs could be interpreted as letters (e.g. ).
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Gamper 2006: 144-146
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Drawings in Gamper 2006: fig. 77
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3rd-1st centuries BC according to the archaeological context |
| Kosman-Gut | A large number of small fragments of at least seven different helmets of the Negau type; 18 of them bear marks. Of those, four are included in the Raetic corpus (BZ-26, BZ-27, BZ-28, BZ-29 in descending order regarding the certainty of script character). Of the remaining 14, one is believed to belong to the same helmet as the one bearing BZ-26; the single scratch visible is more pronounced than the inscription, cp. maybe the diverse marks occurring on helmets with inscriptions (SL-1 helmet, SL-2 helmet, Helm A, and the pieces listed sub ???). The other 13 fragments (EX-66, see photo) display mostly fragmented scratches, sometimes intersecting or forming angles. Some arrangements are clearly non-linear and/or non-script, some indeterminable. No. 69 (second from the right in the second row) might have  (cp. BZ-27 and BZ-28); no. 65 (second from the left in the first row) has an asterisk  flanked by vertical scratches. Currently an the Amt für Bodendenkmäler Bozen / Ufficio Beni archeologici Bolzano.
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Lunz & Morandi 2003: 343 f. | 5th–1st c. BC (typology) |
Images
 Object EX-1 knife.
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 Object EX-2 hoe.
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 Object EX-3 knife.
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 Object EX-4 axe.
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 Object EX-5 spear butt.
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 Object EX-114 potsherd - sideview.
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 Object EX-114 potsherd with inscription EX-114 - underside.
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 Inscription EX-114.
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 Object EX-115 bowl.
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 Object EX-115 bowl with inscription EX-115 - underside.
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 Inscription EX-115.
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 Object EX-15 potsherd
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 Object EX-16 bone point.
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 Object EX-17 bone point.
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 Object EX-18 bone point.
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 Object EX-19 bone point.
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 Object EX-20 bone.
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 Object EX-21 bone.
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 Object EX-22 bone.
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 Object EX-23 bone point.
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 Object EX-24 bone point.
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 Object EX-25 bone point.
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 Object EX-26 bone point.
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 Object EX-27 bone point.
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 Object EX-28 handle.
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 Object EX-29 bowl.
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 Object EX-30 bone.
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 Object EX-31 axe.
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 Object EX-32 axe.
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 Object EX-33 axe.
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 Object EX-34 axe.
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 Object EX-35 bone point.
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 Object EX-36 simpulum.
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 Object EX-37 situla.
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 Object EX-38 axe.
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 Object EX-39 axe.
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 Object EX-40 hoe.
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 Object EX-41 bronze.
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 Inscription EX-42.
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 Object EX-42 bowl.
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 Object EX-43 axe.
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 Object EX-44 bowl.
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 Object EX-45 hoe.
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 Object EX-46 fibula.
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 Object EX-47 axe.
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 Object EX-48 axe.
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 Object EX-49 potsherd.
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 Object EX-50 potsherd.
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 Objects EX-51 bone.
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 Object EX-52 potsherd.
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 Object EX-53 scythe.
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 Object EX-55 fragment.
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 Object EX-56 knife.
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 Object EX-57 bone.
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 Object EX-58 bone.
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 Object EX-59 handle.
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 Object EX-60 handle.
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 Object EX-62 bowl.
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 Object EX-63 bowl.
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 Object EX-64 potsherd.
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 Object EX-65 fibula.
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 Object EX-66 fragment (fragments of different helmets).
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 Object EX-67 fragment.
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 Object EX-68 bowl.
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 Object EX-69 simpulum.
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 Object EX-70 handle.
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 Object EX-71 potsherd.
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 Object EX-72 chisel.
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 Object EX-73 stone.
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 Object EX-74 potsherd.
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 Object EX-75 handle.
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 Object EX-80 wood.
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| De Guio 2011 | Armando De Guio (Ed.), "Bostel di Rotzo (VI) - stato di avanzamento delle ricerche", Quaderni di Archeologia del Veneto (QdAV) XXVII (2011), 168–183. |
| Egg 1986 | Markus Egg, Italische Helme. Studien zu den ältereisenzeitlichen Helmen Italiens und der Alpen. Teil 1: Text, Teil 2: Tafeln, Mainz: Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum 1986. |
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| Lunz & Morandi 2003 | Reimo Lunz, Alessandro Morandi, "Un frammento di elmo di bronzo con iscrizione retica da Settequerce – Siebeneich", Archeologia Classica LIV (2003), 341–349. |
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