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...}{{c||1d}}{{c||space}}{{c||1d}}{{c||space}}{{c||1d}}{{c||space}}{{c||1d}}{{c||1d}}

...c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|space}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|space}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|space}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}

...}{{c|Θ}}<span style="margin-left:8px">{{c|I}}</span>{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}} ...y faintly scratched on the side of '''a square shinbone'''; the lines of {{c||Θ}} are only partly visible. Probably non-script; cp. [[index::VN-5.1]],

...c|A|A3|d}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|E}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|N}}{{c|Θ}}&#91;

...c|Χ}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|E}}{{c|N}}{{c|E}}{{c|M}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|L|L2}} ...he hastae are accordingly made up of two scratches each. Only the second {{c||Χ}} features a doubtful second bar on the left. The separators are repeat

...contexts, {{c||Χ3}}/{{c||Χ4}} is indistinguishable from Alpha {{c||A15}}/{{c||addA7}}.

|reading_original={{c|Θ}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|symbol|symbol2}} |reading_variant=$ai&#x0323;<br>{{c|I}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|symbol|symbol2}}

...{{c|A}}&#91;?&#93;{{c|punctuation}}&#91;?&#93;{{c|A||d}}{{c|Þ|Þ3}}{{c|A}}{{c|K}} ...{{c|E}}&#91;?&#93;{{c|punctuation}}&#91;?&#93;{{c|A||d}}{{c|Φ|Φ2}}{{c|E}}{{c|K}}

|reading_original={{c|E}}?{{c|K}} ...e v 01}} below the first indicate {{c||E}} or {{c||V}}, as tall as final {{c||E}}, with the middle part gone. Cp. [[index::VN-12]].

...ginal={{c|A||d}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I|I2}}{{c|I|I2}}{{c|I|I2}}{{c|I|I2}}{{c|I|I2}}{{c|I|I2}} Length 3.6 cm. The scratches transcribed as {{c||I}} are shorter than the two letters. Compare a very similar row of charac

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|I}}{{c|L}}{{c|Χ|Χ3}}&#91;? ...{{c||Χ3}} with long bars in Magrè context – maybe rather inverted Alpha {{c||addA7}} (upright in [[index::SR-1]])?

|reading_original={{c|U|U4}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|Χ}} ...s}} θu<br>{{c||U4}}{{c||Θ}}{{c|space}}{{c||S|d}}{{c||I}}{{c||R}}{{c||A5}}{{c||Χ}}

...}{{c|Θ}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|N}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|I}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|V}}{{c|E}}{{c|Χ}} ...te inlay like the inscription, appear as {{c||line d 21}}{{c||line d 12}}{{c||line v 1}}. Most probably not script.

|reading_original={{c|A|A3}}{{c||addN1}}{{c|A|A3}} ...Concerning the Latinoid character of the inscription (including "closed" {{c||A3}} with hardly inclined bar), note that [[index::SZ-69 potsherd|the obje

|reading_original={{c|symbol|symbol5}}{{c|N}}?(?)(?)?{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}} ...y non- or rather pseudo-script. For the possible group {{c||S|d}}{{c||I}}{{c||S}} cp. [[index::SR-5]].

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}} Inscription length 2.5 cm. The left half of the second {{c||Θ}} is hardly distinguishable due to corrosion and not filled with white

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}} ...is hardly distinguishable due to corrosion. Possibly followed by a third {{c||I}} on the right – see {{w||uθiiθi}}.

...{c|U|U2}}{{c|E}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|N}}{{c|Þ|Þ3}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|N}} ...and finished writing {{c|I}}{{c|S}}{{c|E}}{{c|N}}{{c|M}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|S}}{{c|E}} (2.3 cm). He then resumed writing, after turning the rod, at the broade

|reading_original={{c|I|I|d}}{{c|Χ|Χ3|d}}{{c|Θ|Θ|d}}{{c|I|I|d}} |reading_variant=iaθi<br>{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|A|A15}}{{c|I}}

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|U|U2}} ...ength 4.5 cm. SZ-46.1 is damaged by corrosion, but the last {{c||Θ}} and {{c||I}} are fairly well distinguishable, though the white inlay is misleading.

...|line v 01}}{{c||line d 02}}{{c||line d 01}}{{c||space}}{{c||line d 021}}{{c||line d 012}} ...e others. Immediately after this, the three letters {{c||H2|d}}{{c||A|d}}{{c||L2}}. The entire inscription is well readable and unambiguous, but the rel

|reading_original={{c|A||d}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|M}}{{c|E}}{{c|R}} Length 2.2 cm; well legible despite corrosion. The third bar of {{c||M}} is short, but indisputable; the reading is unambiguous.

|reading_original={{c||I}}{{c||symbol}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||I}} ...cross occurs repeatedly in [[index::Rotzo]]; this variant with a symbol {{c||symbol}} most probably belongs with this group. Cp. [[index::AS-15.1]], wh

...I2}}{{c|symbol|symbol2}}{{c||I2}}{{c||I2}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|Χ|Χ3}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}} ...c||Χ3}}{{c||I}}{{c||Θ}} on the perforated end is followed by an asterisk {{c||symbol2}} between two short strokes on each side; then some criss-crossing

...'' on the wall of a cup ({{c||L}}{{c||I}}{{c||I}}{{c||I}}{{c||I}}{{c||I}}{{c||L|d}}).

...}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|U}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|U}}{{c|N}}{{c|K}} ...}}{{c||line v 1}}{{c||space}}{{c||line d 21}}{{c||line d 12}}{{c||space}}{{c||line v 1}} (length 3.4 cm), as is the case on almost all the antler votive

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|I}} Images in {{bib|IR}} (photo tav. XLVI, fig. c and drawing = {{bib|LIR}}).

|reading_original={{c|Θ}}??{{c|E}} ...sibly, {{c||Θ}}{{c||E}}{{c||S|d}}{{c||E}} (or {{c||Θ}}{{c||E}}{{c||S2|d}}{{c||E}}?) {{w||eseθ}}. The inscription may have been longer, but no further t

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|L}} |reading_variant=iaii<br>{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|I}}

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}} ...hdurfter 1979}}: 100 (1075) (drawing) and {{bib|IR}} (photo tav. XLV, fig. c and drawing = {{bib|LIR}}).

...punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|E}}{{c|Φ|Φ4}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|A|A5}}&#91;

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|E}}{{c|K}}&#91; ...ut a hasta is visible along the breaking edge. For the sequence {{c||U2}}{{c||Θ}}, here separated and written in very broad characters, cp. [[index::VN

|reading_original={{c|A|A5}}{{c|L|L2}} |reading_variant={{c|A|A5}}{{c|L}}<br>ia<br>{{c|A|A5}}{{c|I|I}}

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|V}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|L|L2}}

...|d}}{{c|E||d}}&#93;{{c|Θ||d}}{{c|A|A7|d}}{{c|N||d}}{{c|A|A7|d}}{{c|V||d}}{{c|A|A7|d}} ...for one letter of which nothing is left; after that, possibly {{c||K|d}}{{c||E|d}}. The rest of the inscription is comparatively clear.

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}<br>{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}} ...nt reminiscent of the asterisk symbol in one of its many variants (e.g., {{c||symbol5}}).

|reading_original={{c|Θ}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|symbol|symbol2}}

|reading_original={{c||I}}{{c||L}}<br><span style="margin-left:8px;">{{c||I}}</span> ...itional more slightly executed scratches next to {{c||L}} and the single {{c||I}}.

...ace}}{{c||I}}{{c||space}}{{c||line d 12}}{{c||space}}{{c||I}}{{c||space}}{{c||I}}

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|S||d}} ...marks and non-script scratchings, the symmetrical group {{c||I}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||I}} is suspicious. It cannot be determined whether we are concerned with s

|reading_original={{c|Θ}}?{{c|I}} Length 1.3 cm; very faintly engraved. Marchesini reads {{c|Θ}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}, which is essentially correct. A short oblique scratch in the lower are

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|A||d}}

|reading_original={{c|V}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}} Pictures in {{bib|IR}} (photo tav. XLIX, fig. c and drawing = {{bib|LIR}}).

|reading_original={{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|A|A5}}? ...an expectable orthographic variant. Another possibile reading is {{c||Θ}}{{c||E}} {{w||etaris}} with one of Theta's lines rather straight.

...g_original={{c|A||d}}{{c|symbol}}{{c|I|I2}}{{c|I|I2}}{{c|I|I2}}{{c|I|I2}}{{c|I|I2}} Pictures in {{bib|IR}} (photo tav. XLVII, fig. c and drawing = {{bib|LIR}}), {{bib|MLR}} (photo).

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|N}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|M}}{{c|E}}&#91; ...break runs along the second bar of {{c||N}}. The object is broken along {{c||S|d}} and the lowest bar is missing, but no other letter is possible. No p

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|punctuation|punctuation10}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|A||d}} ...bib|Pellegrini 1951}}: 313 (no. 16) (drawing), {{bib|IR}} (photo tav. XLIV,c (below) and drawing = {{bib|LIR}}).

|reading_original=&#93;???(?){{c|N||d}}{{c|U|U5|d}}{{c|A|A14|d}}{{c|L||d}}{{c|E||d}} ...the left. Frame lines both top and bottom; both appear to end with final {{c||E|d}}.

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}} Inscription length 1.8 cm. Of the second {{c||I}}, only a trace, not filled with white inlay, is left. The object bears

...}{{c|Χ}}{{c|I}}{{c|T}}{{c|U|U3}}{{c|Φ}}{{c|E}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|A|A7}}{{c|L}} ...es {{c||line v 1}}{{c||space}}{{c||line v 1}}{{c||space}}{{c||line d 21}}{{c||line d 12}} (length 2.2 cm), as is the case on almost all the antler votiv

|reading_original={{c|Χ}}{{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|N}}?&#91; ...ratively clear, the topmost bar coinciding with the breaking edge. Last, {{c||Χ}} inclined to the left. See [[index::Non-script notational systems|here

|reading_original={{c|M||d}}{{c|V||d}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|K||d}}&#91; ...eft, the surface is even more heavily damaged; Marinetti reads {{c||A|d}}{{c||K|d}}, which is possible, but doubtful. See [[index::Non-script notational

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}

|reading_original={{c|A|A2|d}}{{c|V}}{{c|I}}{{c|T|T3}} |reading_variant=aziu&#x0323;<br>{{c|U|U2}}{{c|I}}{{c|Z}}{{c|A||d}}

...}{{c|R}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|Ś}}{{c|space}}{{c|I}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|T|T3}} ...y the lower part is left – the stroke is slightly bent and might be read {{c||S}}, though turned against writing direction in context of the Sanzeno alp

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|space}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|space}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}&#91; ...||U2}}, depending on how the inscription is turned, another {{c||Θ}}, or {{c||A|d}} (cp. [[index::VN-19]]). Non-script; see [[index::Non-script notation

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|I}}{{c|Þ|Þ3}}&#91;

...}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|E}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation3}}{{c|I}}&#91;? ...he hasta of {{c||E}} is inclined in writing direction; the second bar of {{c||N}} runs along the breaking edge. We can amend to {{w||terisna}}. Cp. [[in

|reading_original={{c|V||d}}{{c|E||d}}{{c|Þ|Þ3|d}}{{c|A|A7|d}} |reading_variant=vepa<br>{{c|V||d}}{{c|E||d}}{{c|P|P2|d}}{{c|A|A7|d}}

|reading_original={{c|V}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}} ...h the lines being made up of numerous small scratches, but well legible. {{c||V}} is considerably taller than the other letters, reaching all the way fr

|reading_original={{c|A||d}}{{c|L}} |sigla_mlr=72 c

|reading_original={{c|Θ}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|N}}{{c|E}}{{c|V}} ...ence is obscure. {{w||vena}} can be read as an individual name, if final {{c||Θ}} is interpreted as a delimiter or other independent character. Cp. [[i

|reading_original={{c|V}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}} Length 2.6 cm. The lines are made up of two scratches each, {{c|Θ}} is repeatedly scratched. Non-script; cp. the identical [[index::VN-5]]

|reading_original={{c|A}}{{c|N}}{{c|S}}&#91; ...terisna}} in [[index::BZ-26]], but note that in BZ-27, both {{c||S}} and {{c||A}} are turned against writing direction in context of the Sanzeno alphabe

|reading_original={{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|U|U2}}

...U2}}{{c|N}}{{c|Ś}}{{c|I}}{{c|N}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|K|K2}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}

...}{{c|P}}{{c|A|A7}}{{c|E}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|P}}{{c||I}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||I}} ...the left. The scratches on the fragment bearing {{c||I}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||I}} and the beginning of the second sequence are fainter than on the secon

...ing {{c||A|d}}{{c||N}}{{c||I}}{{c||R}}{{c||L2}}{{c||A|d}}{{c||I}}{{c||R}}{{c||L}} {{w||prialrina}}, ignoring the abovementioned doubtful traces as well

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|I}} Length 3.7 cm. The left {{c||I}} a little offside, but compare [[index::iai|the same row of characters

...riginal={{c|S}}{{c|U|U3}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|U|U3}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|A|A11}}{{c|Χ|Χ2}} ...vidual scratches (in {{c||S|d}} and particularly {{c||S}}, {{c||U3}} and {{c||R2}}), pace {{bib|Franz 1958c|Franz}}, suggests that the bowl was inscribe

...}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation3}}{{c|E}}{{c|K|K3}}{{c|E}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|I}}{{c|R|R2}} ...ce. The upper right corner of the stone has broken off, damaging initial {{c||R2}} in the top. Apart from that, stone and inscription appear to be compl

Constructed out of turned Lambda {{c||L2|d}} + Tau {{c||T4}}, writing {{p||l}}{{p||t}}, attested only once. See [[index::Script]]

|reading_original={{c|A|A15}} ...nd place. The oblique lines on either side are reminiscent of the symbol {{c||symbol5}}.

|reading_original={{c|A|A7}}{{c|U|U2}} or {{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|U|U2}} ...can be arranged to read {{c||A7}}{{c||U2}} {{w||ua}} or {{c||Θ}}{{c||I}}{{c||U2}} {{w||uiθ}} – the black inlay is misleading, as it does not fill th

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|E}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|U|U5}} ...e four lines after the punctuation mark are {{c||E}} rather than {{c||I}}{{c||A9}} as read by Mancini. The punctuation mark looks intentional, but can n

...ding_original={{c|L||d}}{{c|A|A7|d}}{{c|V||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|S}}{{c|E||d}}{{c|S}}

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|V}}{{c|A}} ...then, next to the heavily corroded end, possibly traces of another sign ({{c||A}}?), but maybe merely traces of the tool used to drive in the rivet. On

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|I}}

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}

...c||U2}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}<span style="margin-left:25px">{{c|E}}{{c|K}}{{c|I}}{{c|L|L2}}</span> ...}}&#91;<br><span style="margin-left:49px">{{c|E}}{{c|K}}{{c|I}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|I}}&#91;</span>

...c|R}}{{c|E}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|punctuation}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|K}}{{c|I}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|U|U2}} ...by {{bib|PID|Whatmough}} and {{bib|Battisti 1944}}: 223, is unlikely, as {{c||E}} is upright. Cp. [[index::VN-10]]. No white inlay in the last punctuati

...uep.mav.i.}}. Despite the appropriately word-final occurrence of Venetic {{c||H4}}, the stokes are more likely to be decorative, possibly indicating a m

...on|punctuation10}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|M}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|Χ}} ...23;<br>{{c|S}}{{c||I}}{{c||R}}{{c||I}}{{c||R}}{{c||U2}}{{c||M}}{{c||A|d}}{{c||Χ}}

...) in [[index::AK-1.7]]: possibly {{c||E}} or {{c||N}}, maybe preceded by {{c||S|d}}. No further reading can be offered. Possibly a pseudo-inscription.

...{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P5}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|M}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}&#91;{{c|Φ|Φ2}} ...{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P5}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|M}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}&#91;{{c|Φ|Φ2}}

|reading_original={{c|A||d}}{{c|K|K3}} ...blique scratch {{c||line d 02}} appears to extend from the left hasta of {{c||A|d}}.

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|P|P2}}{{c|E}}{{c|M}}{{c|U|U2}}&#91; |reading_variant=&#93;umeθ&#x0323;&#91;<br>&#93;{{c|Θ}}{{c||E}}{{c||M}}{{c||U2}}&#91;

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|I|I2}}{{c|N|N2}}{{c|U|U4}}{{c|M}} ...y be guessed at. Between {{c||N2}} and {{c||E}}, a short oblique scratch {{c||line d 10}} is visible, read {{p||i}} by {{bib|Schumacher 2004|Schumacher}

...ly [[index::AK-1.11]], this reading may well be purely epigraphic fancy. {{c||U2|d}} would be inverted in Northern Raetic (Magrè alphabet) context. Als

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|E}}{{c|Φ|Φ2}} Image in {{bib|Pellegrini 1918}}: 193 (Fig. C) (drawing = {{bib|MLR}}).

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|P|P2}}{{c|E}}{{c|M}}&#91;{{c|U|U2}} ...y through {{c||E}} and {{c||P2}}. The inscription may have gone on after {{c||P2}}, the old break having occurred immediately after the letter. It is, h

...}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|V}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|N}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|T||d}}{{c|E}}{{c|K|K2}} ...eading {{bib|Marchesini 2014|Marchesini}} to read {{c||V}}). The bars of {{c||A|d}} do not touch the hastae.

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}

...3}}{{c|E}}{{c|V}}{{c|space}}{{c|N}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|I}}{{c|K}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|E}}

...|A||d}}{{c|V}}<br>{{c|U|U2}}{{c|N}}{{c|Ś}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|E}}{{c|R}} ...ther of the two bars is touching the respective hasta; a reading {{c||I}}{{c||N}} {{p||n}}{{p||i}} can be excluded.

...S}}{{c|U}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|R}}{{c|E}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|S}}{{c|V}} ...unctuation}}{{c||S}}{{c||U}}{{c||A3|d}}{{c||R}}{{c||E}}{{c|I|I2}}{{c||S}}{{c||V}}

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}

|reading_original={{c||I|d}}{{c||N|d}}{{c||N|d}} ...reading (Marchesini). A St. Andrew's cross is inscribed above {{c||I|d}}{{c||N|d}}; a couple of notches, one particularly deep, are engraved on the fro

...o alphabets, is used in the Sanzeno alphabet. The variants {{c||L3}} and {{c||L4}} only occur in a certain type of rock inscription (see [[index::Raetic

...l={{c|A|A15}}{{c||addM1}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation9}}{{c|I}}{{c|A|A15}}{{c||addM1}}&#91;

|reading_original={{c||I}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||I}} ? ...th instances of an apparently curved line, as in {{c||I}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||I}}, hence Whatmough's reading {{w||iθunaθuśi}}. We prefer not to specu

...and [[index::Mpunct]]). {{c||Lpunct}} being attested in combination with {{c||Rpunct}}, it is filed as a ligature in TIR, but note that the punct is ess

...iginal={{c|Χ}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|V}}{{c|A|A7}}{{c|K}}{{c|space}}{{c|A|A7}}{{c|K}} ...ter {{c||Χ}} is very straight; it cannot be excluded that it obscures an {{c||I}}. All in all, the inscription measures about 10.5 cm. Both the sequence

...|d}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|V}}{{c|I}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|E}}{{c|Χ}}

|reading_original={{c|K||d}}{{c|U|U2|d}}{{c|A|A3}} Length 1.4 cm; well legible. {{c||K|d}} and {{c||A3}} are unambiguous, {{c|U|U2|d}} is really a smaller chevron with the right line prolonged – Schu

|reading_original={{c|S||d}}{{c|E|E2}}{{c|K|K2}}{{c|I}}{{c|N}}{{c|E|E2}} ...f doubtful orientation, which might be read dextroverse with upside-down {{c||N2}}. Probably an owner's inscription.

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|U|U4}}{{c|K}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation10}}{{c|Θ}}&#91; ...n proceeds with well legible {{c|Θ}}, followed by a separator. {{c|U|U4}}{{c|K}} is equally unambiguous; the closeness of the breaking edge to the last

|reading_original={{c||addŚ1}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|L|L2}} ...including the leftmost character, are clearly discernible. The character {{c||addŚ1}} in known from Venetic Cadore, where it appears as a variant of [[

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|K|K3|d}}{{c|A|A14|d}}?&#91; ...r following {{c||A14|d}} features two bars which appear to be connected ({{c||addA1|d}}). Characters before and after this group cannot be excluded.

|reading_original=&#93;{{c||Θ}}{{c||Θ}}?&#91; ...ht be another example of the manufacturer's mark {{c||I}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||I}} {{w||iθθi}}, which occurs on the wall of a beaker [[index::AS-15.2|o

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|S}}{{c|Χ|Χ3}}{{c|S}} ...r appears without reservations. Sigma is taller than {{c|Χ|Χ3}} and also {{c||I}}. Apart from the shape of Khi, the inscription is identical to [[index:

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|S}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|S}} ...th 1.8 cm. The orientation of {{c|S||d}} is unusual; the short stroke of {{c|I}} is probably due to the curvature of the handle. Compare the almost iden

|reading_original={{c|P||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|Θ||d}}{{c|I||d}} ...ches, touching the angle of {{c||P|d}} and crossing one if the hastae of {{c||Θ|d}}. The whole inscription might only be pseudo-script. The main point

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|Ś}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|R}} ...g is unambiguous. A crack opening at the bottom follows the lower bar of {{c||R}}. {{w||ruśie}} is most easily interpreted as a Raetic individual name

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|A|A15}}{{c|L}} ...ure. The last letter is either {{c||E}} or, regarding the letter height, {{c||V}}. The rightmost of the scratches, clearly below the line, is tentativel

|reading_original={{c|U|U2|d}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|A||d}}

...}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|I}}{{c|T|T3}}<br>{{c|N}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|I}}{{c|N}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|T|T3}} ...ighter bulge representing the horse's shoulder, the ultimate position of {{c||A9|d}} seems even more awkward, access being hindered by the horse's head.

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|A|A5}}{{c|K|K3}} ...the bottom is still attached, running upwards. {{c||A5}} is smaller than {{c||K3}} and damaged by the break on the left, but unambiguous. Based on compa

...|L|L2}}{{c|I}}{{c|V}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|A|A5}}&#91;<br>&#93;{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}&#91; ...hole clearly represents the remains of a bar {{c||line d 01}} – probably {{c||K}} (see below).

...Etruscoid practice, i.e. {{c||S}}/{{c||S2}} = sinistroverse, {{c||S|d}}/{{c||S2|d}} = dextroverse, to facilitate comparison with the other North Italic

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|R||d}}{{c|E||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|S||d}} ...aller than usual for Raetic rock inscriptions. The group of lines before {{c||R|d}} may be arranged into a Lepontic "butterfly" san. Possibly the remain

|reading_original={{c||I}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||I}} ...k so far has no parallel in Bostel, the sequence {{c||I}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||I}} is also found on [[index::AS-15]], in combination with a language-enco

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|V}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|K}}

|reading_original={{c|Θ}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|K}}{{c|Θ}} |sigla_pid=207 (c)

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|Þ|Þ3}}

|reading_original={{c|A|A15}}{{c|L|L2}} Pictures in {{bib|IR}} (photo tav. XLVIII, fig. c and drawing = {{bib|LIR}}).

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|A}}?&#91; ...the single vertical scratch before it must be {{c||I}}. To the right of {{c||A}}, two scratches cut short in the bottom can be seen. See [[index::Non-s

|reading_original={{c|A|A15}}{{c|K}} ...; well legible. The orientation is ambiguous – maybe {{w||kχ}} {{c||K|d}}{{c||Χ3|d}}. The central line of the second character does not touch the other

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|I}}{{c|R}}&#91; |reading_variant=&#93;ki&#91;<br>&#93;{{c|I}}{{c|K}}&#91;

|reading_original={{c|V|V4|d}}{{c|A|A3}}{{c|K||d}}{{c|U|U2|d}} ...er is read {{c||Θ|d}} by Marinetti, but Schumacher and Marchesini prefer {{c||U2|d}} (cp. [[index::PU-11]]).

...}}{{c||addL1d}}{{c||addE2}}{{c||addN1d}}{{c||addT1}}{{c||I}}{{c||addN1d}}{{c||I}} ...|Nothdurfter 1979}}: 101 (84) (drawing) and {{bib|IR}} (photo tav. L, fig. c and drawing = {{bib|LIR}}).

...|U}}{{c|Þ|Þ3}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|L}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|T||d}}{{c|A|A3|d}}&#91; ...by Marinetti is unlikely. The last character on the left is {{c||V}} or {{c||E}}.

...{{c||Φ2}} {{c||Þ3}}{{c||U2}} {{c||U2}}{{c||R2}}{{c||U2}}{{c||L}}{{c||U2}}{{c||I}} {{w||iupuru}} {{w||uþ}} {{w||φleri}} {{w||iaśin}}. Mancini, however

|reading_original={{c|I|I}}{{c|I|I}}{{c|Θ|Θ}}{{c|I|I}}

...al={{c|A|A7|d}}{{c|U|U3|d}}{{c|P|P2|d}}{{c|I|I|d}}{{c|A|A7|d}}{{c|I|I|d}}{{c|A|A5|d}} ...ented as above, the writer must have struck the lower part of the second {{c||A7|d}} twice, because the first stroke came out too straight. {{bib|Nedoma

...aph (see [[index::Raetic epigraphy]]). This is also the case for rounded {{c||K5}} (cp. the frequency of rounded forms of [[index::A|Alpha]] and [[index

...}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|Φ|Φ2}}<br>{{c|E}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|N}} ...|N}}{{c||A|d}}{{c||Φ2}}<br>{{c||E}}{{c||T3}}{{c||U2}}{{c||A|d}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c||N}}

...c|punctuation}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|E|E2}}{{c|T|T4}}{{c|space}}{{c|symbol|symbol4}} ...ment of the object has broken off and disappeared, damaging the hasta of {{c||N}} – cp. the drawings and photographs provided by {{bib|Pellegrini & Se

|reading_original={{c|U}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|A}} ...ss are very close to the latter, suggesting the shape of "butterfly" san {{c||addŚ2}}, which is characteristic of [http://www.univie.ac.at/lexlep/wiki/

...}}{{c|N}}{{c|E}}{{c|I}}?{{c|I}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|E}}{{c|L}}{{c|A|A14}}{{c|U}}{{c|N}}&#91; ...ve part below it and are accordingly hard to read. If the last letter is {{c||E}}, its two lower bars appear to be turned upward.

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}} Length 1.9 cm. The bar of {{c||P2}} is hardly distinguishable due to heavy corrosion, but compare [[index

...ines {{c||line d 20}} {{c||line d 1}} {{c||line v 1}} {{c||line d 2}}. A {{c||Χ4}}-shape might have been intended. Cp. diverse dubious marks on bones f

|reading_original={{c||U2}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}

|reading_original={{c|P}}{{c|L}}{{c|A||d}} ...ds, their function is unclear. Note, however, the frequent appearance of {{c||A15}} (rather than forms with oblique bars) in inscriptions from [[index::

|reading_original={{c|Ś|Ś3}}&#91; ...und at Magrè, also mentioned by Pellegrini, bears a mark in the shape of {{c||Χ3}}. The two pieces and hence marks do not belong together.

|reading_original=&#93;?{{c|I}}{{c|N}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|A|A5}}(?) ...plausible phonetically. The last letter is either {{c||N}}, {{c||M}} or {{c||Ś}}, the remains of a second bar being clearly visible. The drilled hole

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|I}}{{c|Θ|Θ2}}(?)?{{c|Θ|Θ2}}{{c|E}}{{c|L}}&#91; ...ssed at. The last discernible trace in the corroded area is that of iota {{c||I}}.

...|d}}{{c|N}}{{c|Rpunct}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|E}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|U}}{{c|R}}{{c|A|A3|d}} ...|d}}{{c|N}}{{c|Rpunct}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|E}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|U}}{{c|L}}{{c|A|A3|d}}

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|L|L2}}{{c|I}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}}&#91; ...emains 3.2 cm. Of {{c||E}}, only the bars are visible; the lowest bar of {{c||S|d}} is missing. Although more potsherds bearing non-script marks were fo

|reading_original={{c|I}}<span style="margin-left:5px">{{c|I}}</span>{{c|symbol|symbol2}} ...iiθi}} with the straight stroke of the asterisk interpreted as inscribed {{c||I}}. See [[index::Non-letter signs and symbols|here]] for a discussion of

...ing_original={{c|symbol}}{{c|space}}{{c||I}}{{c||I}}?{{c|space}}?{{c||I}}{{c||I}} ...and {{bib|Pellegrini 1951}}: 311 f. (no. 7) (very tentatively) read the {{c||M|d}}-like character as a letter and the other complex character as a liga

|reading_original={{c|K|K4|d}}{{c|E||d}}{{c|S|S2|d}}{{c|A|A14|d}}?????{{c|E||d}} ...cm above this, a curved crack. Possibly up to two more characters after {{c||E|d}}; the area above the crack contains more recent graffiti, though hard

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}

...ctuation7|d}}{{c|A|A14|d}}{{c|L|L4|d}}{{c|E||d}}{{c|K|K4|d}}{{c|A|A14|d}}{{c|S|S2|d}}? ...roblematic (but see below), {{c||K3|d}}{{c||A14|d}} more doubtful. After {{c||S2|d}}, a hasta, then a curved crack. At about 10 cm beyond the crack, pot

...}&#91;<span style="margin-left:25px">&#93;</span>{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|S||d}}&#91; ...ft and more distinct one does, however, seem to start above of the first {{c||S|d}}.

Images in {{bib|IR}} (photo tav. LI, c and drawing) = {{bib|LIR}}, {{bib|MLR}} (photo). ...arranged into a variety of characters, including sloppy {{c||A}}{{c||Χ}}{{c||I}} {{w||iχa}} (or {{w||aχi}}) as suggested by {{bib|IR|Mancini}}.

...}} with an angle (sometimes rounded) belong to the Magrè alphabet, while {{c||P2}} with a single bar is the form used in the Sanzeno alphabet. ...nd the angled or curved line which forms the pocket can be clearly seen. {{c||P6}} occurs once in the north.

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|E}}(?)?{{c|U|U2}}{{c|A|A3|d}}&#91; ...h turned against writing direction: {{c||E}}{{c||N|d}}{{c||M|d}}{{c||U2}}{{c||A3|d}}. {{bib|MLR|Marchesini}} interprets the entire group as one letter M

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|N}}{{c|A|A13}}{{c|Θ|Θ2}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P4}} |reading_variant=riθan&#91;<br>&#93;{{c|N}}{{c|A|A13}}{{c|Θ|Θ2}}{{c|I}}{{c|R|R2}}

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|K|K4|d}}{{c|E|E3|d}}{{c|U|U5|d}} ...ght bar between the curved bars of {{c||K4|d}}). Length min. 19 cm, with {{c||K4|d}} at about 170 cm above the ground.

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|Þ|Þ3}}

...{{c|E}}{{c|R|R2|d}}{{c|A|A7}}{{c|I|I}}?{{c|A|A7}}{{c|P}}{{c|I}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}} ...Note that Lambda appears in its Sanzeno-form with the bar in the bottom {{c||L2}}, whereas Pi and Upsilon have Venetoid Magrè-shape.

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|L}}{{c|A|A14}}{{c|U|U5}}{{c|N}}&#91; ...ween them. There is more space at the top, but nothing is visible there. {{c||L}} might just fit in, but all in all the reading {{m||-nu}}{{m||-le|-ale}

...{c|A||d}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|N}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|I}}{{c|T|T3}} ...}}, {{bib|Mayr 1960f}}: 389 proposed {{w||tianusatan}} with the hasta of {{c||N}} missing due to a mistake by the writer, citing as a parallel the inscr

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|I}}{{c|A}}{{c|I}} ...retations of inscriptions with doubtful status. On the back, a character {{c||symbol}} with the intersecting lines at a right angle, and turned 45° in

|reading_original={{c|I||d}}{{c|S}}{{c|T||d}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|N||d}}{{c|E||d}}[?(?) ....1]]). Traces of a line can be detected beneath the letters {{c||A3|d}}, {{c||E|d}} and the two following characters.

|reading_original={{c|P||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|Θ||d}}{{c|A|A13|d}}{{c|M||d}}{{c|N||d}}&#91; ...{{c||E|d}} suggests itself. No traces of lines can be seen after dubious {{c||E|d}} on fragment 3, so the inscription may be complete. On the well attes

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}

* a potential letter {{c||E}}, though with doubtful upper part, carved very slightly. * a group {{c||U2}}{{c||Χ3}} in the cavity on the edge, deep and clearly readable, apparently app

...c|I}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|M}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|Χ|Χ3}}{{c|E}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|S}}{{c|I}}{{c|V}} ...k of the horse, has shorter letters and is more slightly embossed. After {{c||U2}}, an untidy succession of strokes, disturbed by short intermediate and

...{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|I}}{{c|symbol}}{{c|V}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|E}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|E}} ...(the one closest to the symbol is not closer than the hasta of potential {{c||V}}). Then, a gap of about 1 cm, and another group of verticals and a St.

|reading_original={{c|Ś||d}}{{c|V||d}} ...fragments is just distinguishable. The adjacent fragment which must bear {{c||V|d}} is less well preserved; a hasta and upper bar may only be guessed at

...unct}} with a dot is used in the inscriptions of [[index::Serso]], while {{c||Rpunct2}} with a short line is preferred in [[index::Magrè]] (cp. [[index

...}{{c|A||d}}{{c|Χ}}?{{c|N}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation9}}{{c|Z|Z2}}{{c|U}}{{c|P}} ...ost (?) touching the next (straight) hasta; i.e. San {{c||Ś}} or {{c||I}}{{c||N}}. (The short line crossing the first hasta apparently represents an uni

|reading_original={{c|Ś|Ś3|d}}{{c|V||d}} ...rt of {{c||V|d}} including the bar are damaged by a break. The status of {{c||Ś3}} as a Raetic letter is dubious; in any case, the sequence is most pro

First published in {{bib|Franz 1959}}: 229 (C. 2). Autopsied by TIR in November 2013. ...trace, with {{c||Θ}} and {{c||I}} very close to each other - if letters, {{c||A2}} would be a more likely conjecture. Compare, however, [[index::BZ-20]]

|reading_original={{c|A|A15}} |reading_variant=χ<br>{{c|Χ|Χ3}}

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}

...c|E}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|N}}{{c|M}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}} ...trument. Similarly, in our line 2, a very faintly and untidily scratched {{c||R}}-shape follows. Both these elements differ in application technique not

...ts of Italy. Forms with the upper bar not touching the tip of the hasta ({{c||V3}}) tend to be associated with corresponding variants of [[index::E|Epsi

|reading_original=&#93;???{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|S|S2|d}}{{c|punctuation}}{{c|A|A3|d}} ...ched character (see drawing) which might possibly be read {{c||T2|d}} or {{c||K2|d}}. Before that, at least two more illegible characters (see drawing);

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|L}}{{c|A|A14}}{{c|U|U5}}{{c|N}}&#91; ...the inscription, but apart from possible {{c||U5}} at about 10 cm before {{c||N}} no reading can be offered. The last five letters, however, are unambig

|reading_original={{c|Lpunct}}{{c|A|A3}}&#91;{{c|I}} ...gle is hardly {{c||Φ2}} or {{c||Χ3}}, as the right line is vertical. For {{c||R}}, the scratch in the centre would be inexplicable. In either case, the

...c|Þ|Þ3}}{{c|space}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|I}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|K}} ...cm resp. The letters are well legible and unambiguous, including second {{c||A|d}} in line 1 (pace {{bib|Lejeune 1951}}: 213 and {{bib|Vetter 1954}}: 7

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|E}}&#91;? ...is unambiguous. Of the character before it, only part of an oblique line {{c||line d 2}} is left.

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|A|A14}}{{c|Χ}} ...aced. After {{c||E}}, some very thin and faint scratches suggest {{c||I}}{{c||V2|d}}, but these might be unintentional; they certainly do not belong wit

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}

|reading_original={{c|U|U5}}{{c|A|A13}}{{c|I}}{{c|S}}{{c|E}}

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|A}}{{c|K}}

|reading_original={{c|A||d}} If {{c||A|d}}, the bowl is broken along one of the hastae.

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|S||d}}{{c|Φ|Φ2}} ...just below the rim. The two characters are well visible. To the right of {{c||Φ2}}, a gap between character and breaking edge; more lost characters on

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|N||d}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|S||d}} ...{{bib|Pellegrini & Sebesta 1965}}: 16 (drawing), {{bib|IR}} (photo tav. LV c = {{bib|LIR}} and drawing = {{bib|LIR}}).

...3}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|Þ||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|N||d}}{{c|A|A3}}{{c|K||d}}{{c|E|E2|d}} ...running along the upper edge. The drilled hole damages the lower tip of {{c||Þ|d}}, which indicates that it was made after the inscription was applied

...e surface. On the end with less damage, {{c||A15}}{{c||Θ}}[ (or ]{{c||Θ}}{{c||Χ3}}) seem fairly clear. The remains of the other characters look suspici

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|N||d}}{{c|U||d}}&#91;{{c|A|A14|d}} ...d by two distinct lines which can be seen to extend to about 27 cm above {{c||N|d}}.

...ndex::space]]. Word separators with more than three dots are unattested; {{c||punctuation6}} is used in TIR to represent grid lines consisting of any nu {{c||punctuation10}} is attested twice as a delimiter (see [[index::Non-script

.... Note that variants of Magrè-Pi with full-length bars/curve ({{c||P3}}, {{c||P4}}) are easily mistakable for Rho, the only difference being the lower b

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation9}}{{c|M}} |reading_variant=śe<br>{{c|E}}{{c|Ś}}

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|E}}{{c|V}} ...the upper one very close to the upper edge. The options are {{c||V}} and {{c||E}} with the third bar above the preserved ones; in light of the above con

...c|Mpunct||d}}{{c|N||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|N||d}}{{c|U||d}}{{c|Ś||d}}{{c|U||d}}{{c|Rpunct|Rpunct2|d}}

|reading_original={{c||Θ}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|Φ}} ...with the name {{w||Bauso}} (see word page). {{bib|Mayr 1957|Mayr}} read {{c||Θ}} as an abbreviation for the verbal form {{w||þinake}}, {{bib|Schumach

...ne v 1}} {{c||line v 01}}{{c||line d 20}}{{c||line d 02}}{{c||line v 1}} {{c||line v 1}}

...}{{c|I||d}}{{c|K||d}}{{c|U||d}}{{c|N||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|Þ|Þ2|d}}{{c|U||d}} ...t the first vertical is too far removed from {{c||N|d}} to be a hasta of {{c||Ś|d}}.

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|symbol}}{{c|R||d}} ...ich might be read {{c||R|d}} are connected to the two oblique strokes of {{c||Θ}} in three of four places. Probably non-script or pseudo-script. Counte

|reading_original={{c|V||d}}?&#91; ...ly the upper part of a hasta and a bar {{c||line d 10}} are left – maybe {{c||K|d}}? See [[index::Non-script notational systems|here]] for a discussion

...|A|A7|d}}{{c|Lpunct|Lpunct2|d}}{{c|Θ||d}}{{c|E||d}}{{c|Φ|Φ2|d}}{{c|N||d}}{{c|U||d}} ...7|d}}{{c||Lpunct2|d}}{{c||Θ|d}}{{c||E|d}}{{c|Rpunct|Rpunct2|d}}{{c||N|d}}{{c||U|d}}

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|I}}{{c|Φ|Φ2}}{{c|I}}? ...– maybe an individual name in -{{p||e}} as in HU-5.1? – makes a reading {{c||E}} more likely (cp. {{bib|LIR}}).

...two parts which may be argued to be intended as identical, excepting the {{c||Χ2}} to the very right. A grouping of the strokes into letters cannot be

|reading_original={{c|A||d}}{{c|I}} Length 2 cm. No trace of another stroke to the left of {{c||A|d}}, but compare {{w||iai}} in the same place on two Sanzeno bowls.

...ex::A|Alpha]] usually corresponds to that of Upsilon. The curved variant {{c||U5}} (again, together with curved Alpha) appears only in rock inscriptions

...iginal={{c|A|A15}}{{c|Ś}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation9}}{{c|V}}{{c|A|A15}}{{c|L}} ...{c||line d 20}} can be seen to its right. (The Sanzeno special character {{c||Þ3}} would be out of place in this context, apart from the fact that the

...01}}{{c|E||d}}{{c|S|S2|d}}{{c|Χ|Χ2|d}}{{c|A|A14|d}}{{c|R|R2|d}}{{c|T||d}}{{c|A|A14|d}} ...ielding either {{c||Z2|d}} or, unlikely, a very crooked {{c||E|d}}. Then {{c||A14|d}}, and possibly another letter after it (see drawing).

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}

...|line v 1}}{{c||line d 01}} {{c||line v 1}}{{c||line d 2}}{{c||line d 1}}{{c||line v 1}}

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|V||d}} ...g both bars is left of {{c||V|d}}. The former presence of {{c||Ś3|d}} or {{c||Ś|d}} in the missing area to the left may be conjectured. The sequence is

Constructed out of turned and inverted Nu {{c||N2|d}} + Upsilon {{c||U5}}, writing {{p||n}}{{p||u}} (indeed, exclusively the patronymic suffix

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|U|U2}}{{c|N}}{{c|A|A4}}&#91; ...dextroverse with upside-down {{c||N2|d}} (and straight {{c||E|d}}). The {{c||Θ}} in {{p||θ}}]{{w||anu}} read by {{bib|LIR|Mancini}} is not verifiable

...|punctuation7}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|U}}{{c|L}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|T}}{{c|Ś}}&#91; ...breaking edge on the right and the first preserved letter San, an angle {{c||line d 120}} is probably just a trick of the eye. The lines are not straig

|reading_original={{c|Ś||d}}{{c|V||d}} ....3 cm. The right hasta of {{c||Ś|d}} is slighty curved. The lower bar of {{c||V|d}} is almost invisible. The sequence is most probably a local workman's

...{{c|M}}{{c|E}}{{c|R}}{{c|space}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|Χ}} ...nd unambiguous, and extend over the entire breadth of the object. Second {{c||A|d}} is disturbed by the drilled circle in the centre; it appears to have

...Þ}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|S}}{{c|U|U2}}<br>{{c|E}}{{c|V}}{{c|E}}{{c|Z}}{{c|E}}{{c|Z}} ...{{bib|Pellegrini 1918}}: 188, fig. 26 (drawing), {{bib|IR}} photo tav. XL c = {{bib|LIR}}), {{bib|LIR}} (drawings), {{bib|MLR}} (photos).

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}} ...} with a smaller chevron inscribed into it, similar to the common symbol {{c||symbol4}}. The only difference between the two inscriptions on the object

...|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|T}}{{c|A|A15}}{{c|L}}{{c|U}}{{c|Ś}}{{c|E}}{{c|I}} On the back of the [[index::VR-10 bronze|object]], in the centre, a symbol {{c||symbol5}} (inverted).

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|I|I}}

...|S||d}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|L|L2}}<br>{{c|E}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|M}} ...|d}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|L|L2}}<br>{{c|E}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|E}}{{c|Z|Z3}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|M}}

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}

|reading_original={{c||Ś3|d}}{{c|V||d}} ...characters are left, but those are well visible. The sequence {{c||Ś3|d}}{{c|V||d}} may be surmised by comparison with the [[index::Bostel]] material. T

...c|I}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|I}}{{c|S}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|R}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|L|L2}} ...F I}}: Taf. II (no. 34 B)''', {{bib|Oberziner 1883b}}: Tav. XXV, fig. 1a,b,c''', {{bib|LIR}} (photos and drawing).

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|U}}{{c|I}}{{c|U}}{{c|I}}

|reading_original={{c||line d 1}}{{c||line d 1}}{{c||R|d}}{{c|space}}{{c|symbol|symbol}} |sigla_mancini=SA-19 (c)

...h calc-sinter. The upper angle of what might be {{c||U5}}, {{c||A14}} or {{c||R2}} (at about 120 cm above the ground, about 9 cm in height) can be seen

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|V||d}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|S|S2|d}}{{c|E||d}}? ...t one character, consisting of a hasta with bars extending to its right; {{c||V|d}} is the best guess, but a third bar, almost horizontal, appears to ex

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|V}}{{c|V}}{{c|A|A15}} ...maged at the top by corrosion. If interpreted as script, the presence of {{c||V}} implies a sinistroverse reading. {{bib|Schumacher 2004|Schumacher}} an

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|I}}{{c|T|T3}} ...nd drawing = {{bib|LIR}}), {{bib|MLR}} (photo = {{bib|IR}} photo tav. LIII c).

...|U3|d}}{{c|A|A7|d}}{{c|L||d}}{{c|E|E3|d}}{{c|A|A7|d}}{{c|Φ||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|Rpunct|Rpunct2|d}}&#91; ...|U3|d}}{{c|A|A7|d}}{{c|L||d}}{{c|E|E3|d}}{{c|A|A7|d}}{{c|Φ||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|Lpunct|Lpunct2|d}}&#91;

...c|Ś}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|K}}{{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}} ...s of second {{c||A5}} stop short before it. In line 2, the left hasta of {{c||A5}} is bent to avoid the bulge above the fin.

...={{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|V}}{{c|V}}{{c|E}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|T|T3}}

|reading_original={{c|A||d}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|K|K3}}{{c|U|U2}}&#91;? ...s of a hasta coinciding with it can be verified. The breaking edge after {{c||A|d}} is equally straight and smooth, making a continuation of the inscrip

|reading_original={{c|A|A3}}{{c|N}}{{c|L}}{{c|I}}{{c|V|V2}}&#91; ...-3 antler]]), but appears to have been perfectly well legible. Of offset {{c||A3}}, only the tip is damaged.

|reading_original={{c|Ś||d}}{{c|V||d}} ...er; length about 2.5 cm. The characters are very faint, but unambiguous. {{c||V|d}} is damaged by a break. The sequence is most probably a local workman

|reading_original={{c|R}}{{c|Θ}} ...hed, enabling {{bib|Franz 1957|Franz}} to read the St. Andrew's cross as {{c||symbol}} and classing the inscription as one of his "Reitia-Inschriften".

|reading_original={{c|S||d}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|N}}{{c|Ś}}{{c|U}}{{c|R}}{{c|A|A3|d}} ...the horizontal break. The area in the small lacuna between {{c||Ś}} and {{c||N}} has always been faulty; the presence of a punctuation mark cannot be e

|reading_original={{c||Χ3}} ...e does not converge with the others. Potentially Alpha {{c||A15}} or Chi {{c||Χ3}}, but more likely a symbol or mark.

...}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|L|L2}}<br><span style="margin-left:8px">{{c|U|U2}}</span>{{c|L|L2}} ...{c||Χ}}. The hasta of {{c||Χ}} is only slightly prolonged in the bottom; {{c||L2}} in line 2 features a doubled bar, cp. [[index::BZ-3]]. Line 3 contain

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|I}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|I}}

...for Venetic, is preferred on the [[index::Sanzeno]] bronzes, while only {{c||Φ}} occurs in [[index::Magrè]], but the variants are not distributed com

|reading_original=(?)&#93;{{c|A||d}}?{{c|L|L2}}(?)?{{c|A|A5}} ...ularly ramshackle letter or an unintentional scratch, is visible between {{c||A|d}} and the breaking edge. Pseudo-script cannot be excluded.

...{{c|E}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|V}}{{c|space}}{{c|I}}{{c|M}}{{c|E}}{{c|R}} ...om, not as tall as the letters, its shape does not correspond to that of {{c||Χ}} in {{w||visteχanu}}, and there are distinct gaps on either side. If

|reading_original={{c|I|I}}{{c|U|U2}}

...{c|A|A7}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|I}}(?)??{{c|A|A7}}{{c|U}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}&#91; ...ines are intended as hastae – possibly {{c||U3}}? Final {{c||A7}}{{c||Χ}}{{c||I}} is complete on fragment 4.

...|I}}{{c|Þ}}{{c|U}}{{c|I}}{{c|U}}{{c|M}}{{c|E|E2}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|E|E2}}{{c|R}} ..., an arrangement of lines {{c||line d 21}}{{c||line d 12}}{{c||line d 1}}{{c||line d 1}} (length 2.3 cm), as is the case in all the antler votives from

...E3}}{{c|H|H3}}{{c|space}}{{c|E|E4}}{{c|N}}{{c|M}}{{c|A|A4}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|P}} ...ellegrini 1918}}: 184, fig. 19 (drawing), {{bib|IR}} (photos tav. XXXIX b, c ={{bib|LIR}}), {{bib|LIR}} (drawings), {{bib|MLR}} (photo).

...unct}}{{c|U}}{{c|H|H3|d}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|V}}{{c|A||d}}&#91;{{c|N}} ...a and the orientation of Heta. The punctuation mark inscribed into final {{c||R}} looks more pronounced than in [[index::SR-1]], but if it was not drill

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}

...c|A||d}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|Θ}} ...t vertical stroke {{c||punctuation7}} can be seen right above the bar of {{c||L2}}, but it is highly unlikely to be a separator – probably a slip of t

|reading_original=(?)&#93;?{{c|A}}&#91; ...the right of the hasta's top allows for a bar {{c||line d 20}}, yielding {{c||P2}}. The straight breaking edge on the left of the fragment may follow a

|reading_original={{c|P||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|Θ||d}}?{{c|M||d}}{{c|N||d}}&#91; ...etter, but a hasta and the remains of three bars are distinguishable. Of {{c||N|d}}, the hasta on fragment 3 is very faint, but the upper part with the

|reading_original={{c|symbol|symbol4}} ...{{c|symbol|symbol4}}), but including fractures to the left to represent {{c|Θ}}.

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|symbol|symbol2}} ...ond hasta of the smaller chevron. The punctuation mark seen by him after {{c||I}} could not be verified. The inscription can be compared to {{w||upi}} o

|reading_original={{c|Ś|Ś3|d}}{{c|V||d}} ...well legible; the bars of {{c||V|d}} are slightly curved. The status of {{c||Ś3}} as a Raetic letter is dubious; in any case, the sequence is most pro

|reading_original={{c|Θ}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|U|U5}}{{c|Θ}}

...erse {{c||U|d}}{{c||I}}{{c||T|d}}{{c||I}}{{c||A3|d}}{{c||addU1}}{{c||P2}}{{c||I}} ''itiaupi''. {{bib|Prosdocimi 1971}}: 46, based on Joppich's drawing,

...{c|V||d}}{{c|A|A7|d}}{{c|Θ||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|N||d}}{{c|A|A5|d}}{{c|Χ||d}}{{c|E|E2|d}} ...{c|L||d}}{{c|A|A7|d}}{{c|Θ||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|N||d}}{{c|A|A5|d}}{{c|Χ||d}}{{c|E|E2|d}}

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|L|L2}} ...final letter is damaged by corrosion – {{c||V}} cannot be excluded, but {{c||E}} is much more probable phonetically. {{bib|LIR|Mancini}}'s reading {{w|

...tuation|punctuation7}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|H|H3}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|Θ}} ...for the mixing of the two alphabet variants. {{c||I}}{{c||E}} instead of {{c||H3}}, as suggested by Schumacher, can be excluded.

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|Χ}}?&#91; ...looked at from the outside. Of the character to its right, only an angle {{c||U3}} is left. While it cannot be excluded that the inscription is incomple

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|E||d}}&#91;??? ...all. The visible tips are too crowded to suggest actual letters; despite {{c||E|d}}, we are probably concerned with non-script. (See [[index::Non-script

...c|I}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|M}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}} ...bars of {{c||A5}} in all cases do not touch the hasta. Of second-to-last {{c||A5}}, the right hasta is separated in two parts slightly offset from each

...K}}{{c|U}}{{c|L}}{{c|E}}{{c|A}}{{c|T}}{{c|I}}{{c|S}}{{c|E}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|I}}{{c|N}}&#91; ...ough in some letters the hasta was added after the bars ({{c||Χ}}, first {{c||E}}), possibly an attempt at extra neatness.

...ginal={{c||addE1}}{{c|I}}{{c||addR3}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c||addS1d}}{{c||addS1d}}{{c||addO3}} ...ie<br>{{c||addE1}}{{c||I}}{{c||addR2}}{{c||U2}}{{c||addS1d}}{{c||addS1d}}{{c||addO3}}

|reading_original={{c|Ś|Ś3|d}}{{c|V|V|d}} ...vertical break damages the tips of the bars of {{c||V|d}}. The status of {{c||Ś3}} as a Raetic letter is dubious; in any case, the sequence is most pro

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|K}}{{c|A|A7}}{{c|Θ|Θ2}}&#91; ...[index::IT-8]], the latter also from the Pillerhöhe); the shape of alpha {{c|A|A7}} also occurs with frequency in the north.

|reading_original={{c|A|A14|d}}? ...rther traces can be seen at about 15 cm above the area referred to (tall {{c||A3|d}}?) and possibly also above the curved crack – it is not possible t

...}{{c|K|K2}}{{c|I}}{{c|T|T4}}{{c|U}}{{c|I}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|N}}{{c|A|A3}}{{c|T|T4}} ...the orientation of Alpha and Sigma is not. The most notable character is {{c||T4}}, which appears thrice, always in the form of a hasta with a perfectly

|reading_original={{c|A|A13}}{{c|N}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|E}}{{c|T|T4}} ...]]), and does not belong with the inscription. Though it interferes with {{c||S}} crammed in on its right, the reading of all but the first letter is un

|reading_original={{c|A|A6}}{{c|Χ}}&#91; ...upper line might conceivably be read &#93;{{p||i}}{{p||i}}{{p||a}}, but {{c||A9}} would be atypical, and the single vertical scratches are too far apar

|reading_original={{c||K}}{{c||I}}{{c||K|d}}

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|Θ}}{{c||line d 0001}}{{c|I}}{{c||line d 0002}}{{c|P}} ...ter, damaged by the break, only the tips of two oblique lines are left – {{c||Θ}} suggests itself.

...A|A7}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}} ...e, or the crampedness is due to the lack of space. {{c||U}} is smallish; {{c||A7}} is crammed into the top left corner.

...ed to word separators). {{c||Mpunct}} being attested in combination with {{c||Rpunct}}, it is filed as a ligature in TIR, but note that the punct is ess

[[File:Marker_C_Gold.png]] {{c||P}} ({{#ask: [[Category:Inscription]][[character_variant::Ps||Pd]][[sortda [[File:Marker_C_YellowGreen.png]] {{c||P2}} ({{#ask: [[Category:Inscription]][[character_variant::P2s||P2d]][[sor

...|V3}}{{c|A|A7}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|S}}{{c|I}}{{c|V|V3}}{{c|A|A7}}{{c|L|L2}} ...ject or inscription is missing. The fact that the upper tip of the first {{c|A|A7}} is in evidence suggests that the object had much the same shape as t

...the left hasta repeated; to the left two oblique strokes {{c||line d 1}}{{c||line d 1}}. See [[index::Non-script notational systems|here]] for possible

...|U|U2}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|V}}{{c|space}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|N}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|E}}{{c|Φ|Φ2}} |sigla_pid=215 (c)

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|A||d}}&#91; ...hat appears to be the outside of the vessel, the remains (upper part) of {{c||A|d}}. Dubious scratches on either side of it (see drawing).

|reading_original={{c|A||d}}{{c|L|L2}}

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|K}}

[[File:Marker_C_Gold.png]] {{c||U}} ({{#ask: [[Category:Inscription]][[character_variant::Us||Ud]][[sortda [[File:Marker_C_YellowGreen.png]] {{c||U2}} ({{#ask: [[Category:Inscription]][[character_variant::U2s||U2d]][[sor

...be arranged into a variety of crude characters – possibly even {{c||A|d}}{{c||L}} {{w||la}}.

...|N}}{{c||A5}}{{c||Χ}}{{c||I}}{{c||Ś}}{{c||A5}}{{c||K}}{{c|space}}{{c||I}}{{c||Χ}} ...}. The crossing of the lower bar of {{c||K}} with the hasta of the third {{c||A5}} in line 1 shows clearly that line 2 was inscribed after line 1.

...9A Ś]), occurs only once in the epigraphically peculiar [[index::PU-1]]. {{c||Ś3}} is never securely attested as a letter, but only as part of a factor

...}{{c|E||d}}{{c|R||d}}{{c|P||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|N||d}}{{c|A|A8|d}}{{c|K||d}}{{c|E||d}}

....2]], [[index::SZ-46.2]] and [[index::WE-6]]. A corresponding variant of {{c||A3|d}} occurs in some of the Magrè inscriptions ([[index::MA-8]], [[index ...ly, the associated [[index::NO-13]]), while variants with a falling bar ({{c||A14}}) are almost exclusive to the petrographs (cp. the frequency of round

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|U|U2}}

|reading_original={{c||Ś|d}}{{c|V||d}} ...wall of the beaker, length about 4 cm. The characters are well legible; {{c||Ś|d}}, with oblique hastae, is damaged by a break. The sequence is most p

|reading_original=?{{c|A|A5}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|E}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|N}}{{c|E}} ...n [[index::SZ-1.2]]; {{bib|IR|Mancini}} suggested an alternative reading {{c||K}}. After a gap of about 0.5 cm, a St. Andrew's cross overlaid by five sh

[[File:Marker_C_Gold.png]] {{c||L}} ({{#ask: [[Category:Inscription]][[character_variant::Ls||Ld]][[sortda [[File:Marker_C_YellowGreen.png]] {{c||L2}} ({{#ask: [[Category:Inscription]][[character_variant::L2s||L2d]][[sor

...ginal={{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|N}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|Ś|Ś3}}{{c|Θ}}&#91; ...{{c||A3|d}}{{c||N}}{{c||S|d}}{{c||I}}{{c||R}}{{c||E}}{{c|T|T4}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|U}}&#91;

...}{{c|I||d}}{{c|L||d}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7|d}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|K||d}}{{c|E||d}} ...d}}{{c||I|d}}{{c||L|d}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c||S|d}}{{c||K|d}}{{c||E|d}}

|reading_original=?{{c|U|U5|d}}??(?){{c|E||d}}(?) ...ue traces of one, maybe two characters may be guessed at. Well preserved {{c||E|d}} is followed by either a frame line or the hasta of another character

...c|A|A3}}&#91;{{c|Θ||d}}{{c|U||d}}{{c|R||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|E||d}}{{c|Þ||d}}{{c|U||d}} ...|Pellegrini 1918}}: 185, fig. 20 (drawing), {{bib|IR}} (photo tav. XXXVIII c ={{bib|LIR}}), {{bib|MLR}} (photo).

...ates with {{c||L2}}, hence the reading as {{p||l}} despite the fact that {{c||P2}} in Sanzeno context is normally Pi. ...erably uniform shape, with {{c||L}} ({{p||l}} or {{p||p}}) and Sanzenoid {{c||A|d}} (sometimes with the hasta in writing direction shortened). They are

|reading_original={{c|R|R2}}{{c|Θ}}

...r>{{c|A||d}}{{c|N}}{{c|Ś}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|T|T3}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|R}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|K}} ...r (tips of {{c||R}}, secure {{c||N}}) on the other hand. Final {{c||A|d}}{{c||N}} is unambiguous. After the last letter, two broad indentations on top a

..._original={{c|U}}{{c|Ś}}&#91; &#93;{{c|E|E3}}{{c|K}}{{c|U}}{{c|L}}{{c|I}}{{c|E|E3}}&#91; ...''nuśu''- on [[index::MA-14]]. While this parallel is hardly compelling, {{c||U}} is likely.

...eory that Runic {{c||addD3}} /þ/ might be derived from the Magrè-variant {{c||Þ}} is not particularly likely and did not suggest the choice.) ...have a graphic parallel only in Camunic alphabetaria, where a character {{c||Þ2}} occupies the position of San (see [[index::Script]]), but this may b

...||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|N|N2|d}}{{c|U|U2|d}}{{c|A|A8|d}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|U|U2|d}}{{c|A|A8|d}} ...amaged by surface abrasion, but the reading is unambiguous. Letter no. 9 {{c||Lpunct2|d}} is surrounded by additional shortish scratches, which are most

...{c|Z|Z2}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation8}}{{c|V}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|L}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|M}} ...which can then be read {{c||Z2}} Zeta. In this case, the letters {{c||N}}{{c||Z2}} {{w||zn}} are likely to represent the verbal form {{w||þinaχe}}. Cp

|reading_original={{c|Ś|Ś3|d}}{{c|V||d}} ...ttom; length about 3 cm. Both characters are well legible. The status of {{c||Ś3}} as a Raetic letter is dubious; in any case, the sequence is most pro

...tion3}}{{c|I}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|LT}}{{c|E}}{{c|Φ|Φ3}} ...object around to be able to steady his hand on the object. Final {{c||E}}{{c||L2}} is not inverted.

...|A|A14}}{{c|K|K4}}{{c|I}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}}{{c|N}}{{c|M}}{{c|I}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}} ...avily damaged and spoilt by more recent scratchings, but the presence of {{c|E}} may be inferred from comparison with the preceding inscriptions.

...{c|R}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|Φ}}{{c|S||d}}<br>{{c|U}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|E}}?{{c|E}}&#91; ...;e&#x0323;?eθina&#x0323;}}<br>{{c|A|A3}}{{c||N}}{{c||I}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||E}}?{{c||E}}&#91;

...c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|A|A3}}{{c|symbol|symbol2}}{{c|E}}{{c|L}}{{c|I}}{{c|Z||d}}{{c|A|A3}} ...}{{c|V|V3}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|A|A3}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|E}}{{c|L}}{{c|I}}{{c|Z||d}}{{c|A|A3}}

|reading_original={{c|A||d}}{{c|L}}

|author=Peter C. Planta

|reading_original={{c|P|P2}}{{c|I}}

|reading_original={{c||T2|d}}{{c||A15}}{{c||T2|d}} On the other side, a symbol "a caporale" {{c||symbol4}}.

...the equation is highly doubtful. As for the rest of the Raetic North, a {{c||Z}}-like shape only occurs in the dubious [[index::IT-3]]. ...inscriptions, similar in form and content, demonstrates the use of Zeta {{c||Z2}} for the dental affricate in the anlaut of the word {{w||þinaχe}}, w

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|T|T3}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|I|I}}&#91; ...cratch is slightly aslant. Despite the comparatively large lacuna before {{c||I}}, the presence of more letters in the beginning cannot be excluded. Cp.

|reading_original={{c|K|K2|d}}{{c|U||d}}{{c|S|S2|d}}{{c|E||d}}{{c|N||d}} ...running down the rock wall; it cannot be excluded that the notch before {{c||K2|d}} is a natural crack. No traces of characters can be detected beyond

...pace}}{{c|U|U4}}{{c|N}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|P|P2}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|L|L2}} ...They are separated by a pronounced distance (0.7 cm); a punctuation mark {{c||punctuation7}} is used to separate the patronymic suffix {{m||-nu}} from t

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|K}}

|reading_original={{c|A||d}}{{c|L}}

...#91;{{c||space}}{{c||space}}{{c||space}}&#93;{{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P4}} ...rdly be anything but {{c||I}}, and finally only slightly damaged {{c||E}}{{c||L}}. A very tentative reading including all the doubtful surmises could be

...{c|S}}{{c|E}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|I}}{{c|N}}{{c|Ś}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|V|V3}}{{c|E|E3}}{{c|T|T3}} ...rst hasta of {{c||A3|d}} in {{w||aχvil}} and has a crack along the final {{c||I}}, but both letters are legible unambiguously. Two lines enclose the ins

...|K|K4}}{{c|I}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}}{{c|N}}{{c|U|U5}}{{c|A|A14}}{{c|T}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P3}} ...|K4}}{{c||I}}{{c||S|d}}{{c||E}}{{c|I}}{{c||U5}}{{c||A14}}{{c||T}}{{c||I}}{{c||R}}

|author=Raffaele C. de Marinis

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|K}}

Images in {{bib|IR}} (photo tav. LIV c and drawing = {{bib|LIR}}) = {{bib|MLR}}. ...n length. While some of the lines form basic characters like {{c||Θ}} or {{c||I}}, many mesh and are part of zig-zag patterns. Possibly pseudo-script. S

...of the last two letters. The '''right''' one might then be {{c||Þ3}} or {{c||Φ2}}, but note that Phi occurs in [[index::VN-14.1]] in a rounded and ver

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|Þ|Þ3}} ...etters, the two oblique strokes visible next to the breaking edge may be {{c||A|d}}. Compare [[index::SZ-32]].

|reading_original={{c|E}}{{c|M}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P2}} ...increasing inclination of the hastae, almost parallel to that of initial {{c||P2|d}}, suggests that the writer did not bother to move either the handle

...unctuation3|d}}{{c|E||d}}{{c|L|L2|d}}{{c|U|U2|d}}{{c|K|K2|d}}{{c|U|U2|d}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation3|d}} ...on of the special character and [[index::Þ]] for details. {{c||E|d}} and {{c||L2|d}} of {{w||eluku}} are damaged by the break between the two fragments,

|reading_original={{c|A|A4|d}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|A|A3|d}}&#91; ...re very well legible on a practically undamaged surface. {{c||A3|d}} and {{c||Θ}} are clear. The third letter, damaged by the break, can hardly be anyt

...={{c|I}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|E}}{{c|Ś}}{{c|E}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|V}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|L|L2}} ...ol (?), a short, slightly oblique stroke, can be seen right behind final {{c||I}}, but does not cast doubt on the reading. The first part of the sequenc

...}{{c||line d 2000}}{{c||line v 0111}}</span>{{c|E}}{{c|Þ|Þ3}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|L|L2}}</p> ...oto), {{bib|LIR}} (drawing), {{bib|Marchesini 2014b}}: 202 and Taf. 2a and c (photos), {{bib|MLR}} (photo).

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|K|K2}}

|reading_original=&#93;?{{c|Χ}}{{c|A||d}} Although the lower parts of the letters are missing, {{c||Χ}} and {{c||A}} (curiously small (or offset?) in comparison) can be indentified. The s

...ng_original=&#93;{{c|N}}&#91;<span style="margin-left:10px">&#93;</span>?{{c|E}}?&#91;

|reading_original={{c|A||d}}{{c|L}}

...><span style="margin-left:24px">{{c|A||d}}</span>{{c|R}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|S}} ...f them appear to contain words, others only single characters or rows of {{c||I}}. It is unlikely that the incompletely inscribed sectors contained more

|author=Raffaele C. De Marinis, Simonetta Biaggio Simona

|author=Rolf C. A. Rottländer

...|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

|reading_original={{c|A|A15}}{{c|L|L2}}

|reading_original={{c|Ś||d}}{{c|V||d}}

...index::UG-2.1]] can be seen in the upper area (under {{c||U5|d}} through {{c||E|d}} of that inscription). Between these two lines, the faint traces of p

...aratactic conjunction in Raetic, to compare with Etruscan ''-ka'' (> {{w||-c}}). Note that there is no connection with Latin {{w||-que}}.

...|V}}{{c|U|U3}}{{c|K}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|I}}{{c|P|P6}}{{c|S}}{{c|space}}{{c|E}}{{c|N}}(?)???[ ...grè-type two-bar pi which we would expect in North Tyrol, viz. {{c||P3}}/{{c||P4}} (see [[index::P]]. Upsilon appears with one straight hasta and the se

|reading_original={{c|I}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}}&#91;

|reading_original={{c|A|A13}}{{c|N}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|E}}{{c|T|T4}} ...for what looks like one or even two indentations right below the bar of {{c||A13}}. See also {{bib|Nedoma 1995}}: 33.

...ing_original={{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|N}}{{c|U|U3}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|T|T4}} ...}}: 310 f. used the apparent combination of Tau and the Raetic character {{c||T4}} as one of his arguments for the identification of the latter with the

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|R|R2}}{{c|Θ}}

|reading_original={{c|K||d}}{{c|L|L2|d}}

|author=Raffaele C. De Marinis

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}{{c|N}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|Χ}}{{c|L|L2}}{{c|E}}{{c|V}} ...ng outward. Applied very neatly with thin strokes (<1 mm); only in final {{c||U2}} are they a bit askew. CE-1.2 and [[index::CE-1.3]] resemble each othe

|source=IR: 281 [No. 62], pl. XLIX, fig. c; Nothdurfter 2002: 1150 [list 3, No. 8] ...the incisions refer to SZ-63 rechts and Schumacher reads {{c||E}}{{c||I}}{{c||I}}).<br>On the narrow end [[index::SZ-63.2|a single character]].<br>Furth

|title=La Romagna tra VI e IV secolo a. C. nel quadro della protostoria dell'Italia centrale

...however related to "MLR 236" is given {{c|U|U2}}{{c|I|I}} resp. {{c|I|I}}{{c|U|U2}}.<br>Autopsied by the ''Thesaurus Inscriptionum Raeticarum'' in Novem

...|I||d}}{{c|S|S2|d}}{{c|A|A3|d}}{{c|E||d}}{{c|punctuation||d}}{{c|K|K3|d}}{{c|I||d}} ...cally upwards about halfway between [[index::ST-5]] and [[index::ST-1]]. {{c||R2|d}} is disrupted by more recent M-shaped scratches (maybe initials); th

...dT1}}{{c||addA5}}{{c||addR3d}}{{c||I|d}}{{c||punctuation|d}}{{c||addS1d}}{{c||addA5}}?&#91; ...raded; Morandi very tentatively suggests a sequence {{c||U2|d}}{{c||I|d}}{{c||addS1d}} ''vis'' before the well legible (rest of) line 3. Line 4, despite

...c|I}}{{c|S}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|E}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|Ś}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|V}}{{c|A||d}} ...t {{c||U}}, yet Upsilon is Sanzeno {{c||U2}} (fitting with {{c||L2}} and {{c||P2}}) in all five other instances on the plaque.<br>

|author=Raffaele C. de Marinis, Marta Rapi

...d}}{{c|A|A7}}<br>{{c|Θ||d}}{{c|A|A4|d}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|A|A4|d}}{{c|N|N2|d}}{{c|I||d}}&#91; ...y damaged and well legible. No traces of characters after it. The Sigma ({{c||S|d}}) seen by Sebesta at the beginning of the line (at the end of the obj

...}{{c|E||d}}{{c|Φ|Φ4|d}}{{c|A|A14|d}}{{c|K|K3|d}}{{c|A|A14|d}}{{c|L|L4|d}}{{c|E||d}} ...of {{c||U5|d}} (see also {{bib|Prosdocimi 1971}}: 37 f.). The reading of {{c||L4|d}} as {{p||l}} is based on the identification of the sequence as the c

|reading_original={{c|K||d}}{{c|E||d}}

|reading_original=&#91;???{{c|N}}&#93; ...mage and often doubtful white inlay. The rightmost character can be read {{c||N}}, the lines following it (as traced with the paint) cannot be arranged

...L|L3}}{{c|U|U5}}{{c|T|T2}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation7}}{{c|S|S2}}{{c|E}}{{c|H|H4}} ...ctuation7}}{{c||NU}}{{c||A14}}{{c||L3}}{{c||U5}}{{c||T2}}{{c|I}}{{c||S2}}{{c||E}}

|reading_original=?&#93;{{c|E||d}} ...is the best preserved inscription on the rock wall. A fairly unambiguous {{c||E|d}} can be seen right between the upper ends of the frame lines, possibl

...}{{c|T|T4|d}}{{c|L||d}}{{c|A|A3}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|N||d}}{{c|I||d}}{{c|L||d}}{{c|E||d}} ...secondary stroke is situated between the latter and {{c||L|d}}. Finally, {{c||E|d}} with a secondary stroke overlaying the lowest bar.

|reading_original=&#93;?{{c|A|A3|d}}?&#91; ...he top at about 25 cm from the bottom on the left side of the rock wall. {{c||A3|d}} is the only securely legible letter. The one before it, consisting

...dentified, though the two characters in the middle might well be {{c||E}}{{c||V}}. The remains of both lateral characters consist in angles, but with op

...|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|E}}{{c|I}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|T}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|A|A12}}{{c|K}} ...N}}s belong to this group and are not part of the inscription. The final {{c||T}} seen by {{bib|Vetter 1957|Vetter}} (p. 388) cannot be confirmed (see {

...}}{{c|T||d}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|K}}{{c|N}}{{c|E}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|K}} ...nscription are irregular (final {{c||E}} is about the same distance from {{c||Χ}}). {{w||nkus}} is not a likely word either. An isolated sequence {{w||

...}{{c|I}}{{c|R}}{{c|A|A3}}{{c|Θ}}{{c|A|A3}}{{c|N}}{{c|I}}{{c|K}}{{c|A|A3}}{{c|N}} ...kes or scratches are situated between the two letters and inscribed into {{c||Θ}}, respectively, judged to be slips of the tool by {{bib|Ghirardini 190

...di Bolzano tra la tarda età del bronzo e la romanizzazione (XIII–I sec. a. C.)

|reading_original=?{{c|V|V3}}{{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|E}}??{{c|R|R2}}{{c|A|A5}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation4}} ...rkey 2001}}: 112 f.; scratched twice like some of the hastae before it), {{c||U}} ({{bib|Egg 1986}}: 227, no. 324); very unlikely in the context of the

|reading_original={{c||N}}{{c|T|T3}} ...ng), {{bib|Oberziner 1883b}}: Tav. XX, 3 (drawing), {{bib|IR}}: Tav. XXXVI c (photo), {{bib|LIR}} (drawing), {{bib|Marchesini 2014b}}: 202 and Taf. 2b (

.../span>{{c|L||d}}{{c|U|U5|d}}?{{c|Θ||d}}{{c|U|U5|d}}{{c|R||d}}{{c|U|U5|d}}{{c|S|S2|d}} ...he distance between {{c||S2}} and {{c||K|d}} is not bigger than average. {{c||K|d}} is damaged by a vertical crack, but unambiguous, as are the followin

|reading_original={{c|T|T3}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|R}}{{c|E}}{{c|K|K2|d}} |reading_variant={{w|karut}}<br>{{c||T3}}{{c||U2}}{{c||R}}{{c|A}}{{c||K2|d}}

...x::Magrè]]). Forms with the upper bar not touching the tip of the hasta ({{c||E3}}) are also most often found at that site; they tend to be associated w

...pan style="margin-left:8px">&#93;</span>?{{c|A|A3}}{{c|R|R2|d}}{{c|M||d}}{{c|A|A3}}&#91; ...etters represent the ending of line 1, belonging with {{c||A3}}{{c||Θ|d}}{{c||A3}}. That the writer did not simply complete the word in the next line mi

...{{c|U|U2}}{{c|N}}{{c||addΧ2}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c||addP3}}{{c||addI1}}{{c|Θ}} *St. Andrew's cross {{c||Θ}} as in a handful of rock inscriptions, mainly from Crap di Luine; the

...2}}, two on the narrow end below resp. before the inscription, one below {{c||E}}. Cp. marks in the same shape on [[index::SR-3 antler]] and [[index::SR

|source=IR: 284–285, pl. LI, fig. c

...on section between blade and handle, two characters: {{c|symbol|symbol3}}{{c|symbol|symbol4}}.<br>The decoration indicates a date to the turn from type

...]] in two lines. The object also bears two chevron-shaped marks {{c||U2}}{{c||U2}} on the broad end below and before the inscription. Cp. marks in the s

...ing in Etruscan, Venetic and Lepontic script. In Raetic script, {{c||T}}/{{c||T2}} was demonstrably used in [[index::Magrè]], [[index::San Giorgio di V ...a similarity between the two inscriptions. Alphabet tables which display {{c||T3}} as Pi are found in {{bib|AIF I}}: 55 and {{bib|Pellegrini 1959}}; the

|publisher=Librairie Académique - Didier et C^ie

...right to left. The object also bears two chevron-shaped marks {{c||U2}} {{c||U2}} near the broad end below the inscription. Cp. marks in the same shape

...index::AS-2]], arguing that both should probably be read as inverted San {{c||Ś4}}(''ś'').

...stokes not arrangeable into characters. Possibly intended as the symbol {{c||symbol5}}.

Raetic Mu appears consistently with three rather than four bars ({{c||addM1}}, as prevalent in Etruscan, Venetic and Lepontic). This characteris

|source=IR: 278–279 (No. 55), pl. XLVI, fig. c ...er is alternating between 9 and 11. Between the ''striae''-decorations a {{c||Θ}}-shaped character which is part of the ornamentation. Decorations befo

...}}{{c|punctuation|punctuation2}}{{c|U|U2}}{{c|K}}{{c|A||d}}{{c|R}}{{c|I}}{{c|S}} ...ther difference is the execution of rho, written {{c||R}} in SL-2.1, but {{c||R2}} in [[index::SL-2.2]]. Marstrander's splitting of the sequence into tw

...ents:<br>Fragment A: 9 x 20.7 cm<br>Fragment B: 19.8 x 24.6 cm<br>Fragment C: 10.2 x 12 cm<br>Fragment D: 12 x 12 cm<br>Fragment E: 15.9 x 17.1 cm<br>Fr ...aeticarum'' in November 2013.<br>''S.K.'' with additional information by ''C.S.''

|reading_original={{c|U|U2}}

...as part of a potentially para-script element. The typically Venetic form {{c||H4}} is attested only once (somewhat doubtfully) in a petrograph.

Pellegrini writes: "in un altro pezzo di fondo trovarsi la lettera {{c||Θ}} seguita a s[inistra] dai resti di un ''u'' o di un ''a'', fosse quind

Nalli's drawing shows a {{c||Φ4}}-shape crossed by an oblique line. {{bib|PID|Whatmough}} reads ''θ''

|reading_original={{c|Χ|Χ3}}

...le 5, to the right of [[index::AK-1.17]]. Only faint traces are visible ({{c||A|d}}, height about 9.5 cm, in the area under the potential ligature of [[

...bib|Pellegrini 1951}}: 313 (no. 17) (drawing), {{bib|IR}} (photo tav. XLIV,c (above) and drawing) = {{bib|LIR}}).

...}}{{c||I}} (fig. 7.8), {{c||Θ}}{{c||I}}{{c||I}}{{c||I}} (fig. 7.9 left), {{c|symbol|symbol2}} and oblique (fig. 7.9 middle). Lora e Ruta Serafini connec

...ggestive traces are found at about 34 cm above the well visible asterisk {{c||symbol2}} (about 50 cm from the ground, height 9.2 cm), but no reading can

|reading_original=&#93;{{c|Θ|Θ}}&#91;

...n the identification of St. Andrew's cross with Theta. The small variant {{c||Θ2}} is reminiscent of the Etruscan/Venetic protoform attested on Venetic

|reading_original={{c|symbol|symbol4}}

|find_context=settlement, section C ...1952}}: 176–177). The object was discovered with other findings in section C of the settlement. The map and the here used number 16 indicates the exact

{{#vardefine: values | A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z }}<div class="navigation-line

...es are left. At about 40 cm from the bottom, a hasta and angle, possibly {{c||N|d}}, are visible.

...([[index::SR-1]], [[index::SR-8]]). A variant with a small vertical bar {{c||addI1}} is used in the epigraphically Camunic [[index::AV-1]]. Any such ad

|culture_archaeological=La Tène C, La Tène D ...etic settlement [[index::Himmelreich]]. Franz confirms a dating to La Tène C and La Téne D concerning the findings discovered by Kasseroler (cp. {{bib|

...aeticarum'' in November 2013.<br>''S.K.'' with additional information by ''C.S.''

|reading_original={{c|symbol}}

...made up of about five short scratches, followed by a zig-zag, suggesting {{c||M}}. There is another "bar" extending from the bottom of the longer line i

|reading_original={{c|symbol}}

...ur inneralpinen Bronze- und Eisenzeit'', Basel 1983 (= Antiqua 9); Andreas C. Zürcher, ''Urgeschichtliche Fundstellen Graubündens'', Chur 1982 (= Schr ...remains of three characters ( {{c||I}} {{c||I}} and probably remains of {{c||Θ}}). In accord with the typology and the decoration the bowl dates to La

...951}}: 133 with transcription (Mayr labels the bronze as ''Doppelpferdchen C''); {{bib|Vetter 1954}}: 71.

! style="text-align:center; width:16px;" | {{c||S2|d}} ! style="text-align:center; width:16px;" | {{c||L4|d}}

...tool ({{bib|Marstrander 1927}}: 14 f., 20). Another mark {{c||line d 2}} {{c||line d 1}} (height 0.6 cm) is embossed on the edge of the dome right above

|reading_original={{c||Χ3}}

|culture_archaeological=La Tène C, La Tène D ...12|characters]] from right to left composed by the two characters {{c|E}}{{c|K}}. To be compared with the [[index::VN-18|characters]] of [[index::VN-18

|culture_archaeological=La Tène C, La Tène D ...ne bears the inscription: ''χaris'' {{c|Þ|Þ3}}''u'' where the character {{c|Þ|Þ3}} seems to be incomplete. This bone was not traceable in the [[index

...6 cm in depth. The letters are roughly aligned on the edge; after final {{c||E2}}, a space suggests the end of the inscription. At this end, the slab i ...3d}}{{c||punctuation}}{{c||R}}{{c||E}}{{c||S|d}}{{c||I}}{{c||A2}}{{c||I}}{{c||K2}}<br>

...dex::θr|characters]] θr&#x0323;&#91; (in original script: &#93;{{c|R|R2}}{{c|Θ}}) present a factory mark.<br>Further information about the find circums

...presenza di ceramica grigia (...) a partire da fine IV - pieno III sec. a. C."'').<br>The entire material discovered in the Raetic settlement of [[index

...to the Fritzens-Sanzeno culture. The dating 5^th–3^rd c. follows {{bib|Constantini 2002}}: 48.

...ertain. In any case, the last four characters {{c|S||d}}{{c|I}}{{c|R|R2}}{{c|A|A5}} (-''aris'') are well legible.<br>The [[index::VN-16 bone point|fragm

|culture_archaeological=La Tène C, La Tène D ...etic settlement [[index::Himmelreich]]. Franz confirms a dating to La Tène C and La Téne D concerning the findings discovered by Kasseroler (cp. {{bib|

|culture_archaeological=La Tène C, La Tène D |source=IR: 287 [No. 76], pl. LII, fig. c

...3;i&#x0323;s&#x0323;e&#x0323;'', while Vetter saw ''kuse'' (with upsilon {{c||addU1}}) on the cast made by Kurz. {{bib|Joppich 1971}}: 43 and {{bib|Pros

...final part indicates the verb {{w||þinaχe}}; on the back side the symbol {{c||symbol5}}.<br>In the recently released study about the Raetic inscriptions

...r the potential interpretation of the [[index::VR-2|characters]] {{c||N}}{{c||Z2}} as reduced verbal form of {{w||þinaχe}} as well as the partly inter

...ons. The material is published in {{bib|Beschi 2000}}: 73–94.). Eichner (p.c.) analyses the latter form as ''nu-v-aiz-na'' 'sacro-sanctum' (with the gli ...ion. The common reading is ''têrśna'' with tau {{c||T}} rather than zeta {{c||Z}}, but the character is damaged in the lower area, so that zeta cannot b

...o''; Pellegrini indicates the name given by Roberti as well as ''Pferdchen C'' (cp. {{bib|Pellegrini 1951}}: 312). The latter in according to Mayr (cp.

...the centre, reminiscent of phi (or, hypothetically, theta), followed by {{c||S2|d}} as it appears in both of the legible Raetic inscriptions on the roc

|culture_archaeological=La Tène B, La Tène C

|source=Pellegrini 1918: 192–193, fn 3, fig. C; PID: 33 [No. 220]

|source=IR: 290 [No. 82], fig. LIV c .... In the middle of two ''striae''-groups another decoration in form of a {{c||Θ}} with a deep drilled hole in each triangle. The ''striae''-decorations

| STERIO EXIMNII F(ILIUS) F(OCUNAS) MILES [...] EX C(O)HOR(TE) RAET(ORUM) ET VENDEL(ICORUM) c) Other

...ed in the area of the modern piece. Between the ''striae''-decorations a {{c||Θ}}-shaped character which is part of the ornamentation. Decorations befo

...used at times until the 4th century AC. Franz confirms a dating to La Tène C and La Téne D concerning the findings discovered by Kasseroler, i.e. betwe

...ns; on the rim on the right side as the helmet is worn, embossed {{c||R}}{{c||R|d}} (height 0.6 cm), possibly a manufacturer's mark (cf. {{bib|Reinecke

...18|characters]] from right to left composed by the two characters {{c|E}}{{c|K}}. To be compared with the [[index::VN-12|characters]] of [[index::VN-12

...script, or even obvious ornaments of the {{c||I}}{{c||I}}{{c||Θ}}{{c||I}}{{c||I}}-type.

|culture_archaeological=La Tène B, La Tène C

|culture_archaeological=La Tène B, La Tène C

*[[index::NO-6]] and [[index::SZ-40]] appear to be delimited by a mark {{c||punctuation10}} (oblique strokes in SZ-40), though is is not sure that the ...both cases, the interpretation of the inscription strongly suggests that {{c||Θ}} is to be read not as a letter Theta, but as a delimiter.

|culture_archaeological=La Tène C

...ank et al. 1985}}: 166), therefore to the Middle La Tène period or La Tène C.<br>Probably first published in {{bib|IR}}: 280 (No. 59), however with part

|culture_archaeological=La Tène C

...ank et al. 1985}}: 166), therefore to the Middle La Tène period or La Tène C.<br>Probably first published in {{bib|Franz 1959}}: 228, however with parti

...thongised, possibly long /e/ was consistently written with the character {{c||addE1}}. As is customary in archaic Greek inscriptions, Etruscan inscripti ...that *Es 122 has {{c||L}}, read ''l'' by Prosdocimi; cp. Pi in the form {{c||L}} in Chiusi. Syllabic punctuation is absent.

|source=IR: 277–278 [No. 53], pl. XLVII, fig. a, b, c

...n with the Venetic divinity ''Reitia'' (cp. {{bib|Franz 1959}}: 229, below C. Von St. Hippolyt bei Lana No. 2). Characters incised before firing.<br>The

|street=Via Guido Negri 9/c

...n with the Venetic divinity ''Reitia'' (cp. {{bib|Franz 1959}}: 229, below C. Von St. Hippolyt bei Lana No. 3, fig. 3.4). Characters incised before firi

|culture_archaeological=La Tène C, La Tène D

|culture_archaeological=La Tène C, La Tène D

...ects the dependence on the northern Urnfield cultures, Laugen-Melaun B and C (Early Iron Age) show a reorientation towards the south-east Este culture ( ...e three areas can be observed from around the turn of the Early (Hallstatt C–D) to the Late (La Tène) Iron Age, though they never consolidate to form