*Ts 3 - Revision history

LukaRepansek at 19:20, 20 April 2024

2024-04-20T19:20:41Z

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	\|culture=the Notranjska-Kras Hallstatt cultural group		\|culture=the Notranjska-Kras Hallstatt cultural group
	\|date=2nd or 1st c. BC		\|date=2nd or 1st c. BC
	\|commentary=<p>The object was unearthed in Kaštelir above Korte, an archaeological site near the town of Izola. The site boasts the remains of a significant prehistoric settlement. The artefact was retrieved from a trench alongside other fragments of prehistoric and Roman pottery, as well as various additional items. The inscription, labelled as Ts3, was discovered etched onto the underside of a bowl sherd of grey depurated ware, belonging to the 'grey Venetic ware' classification of pottery. The object was produced in eastern Veneto and Friuli some time in the 2nd and 1st centuries BC and therefore diagnostically attributable to the early period of Romanisation. The object was supposedly repurposed as a lid for an amphora.</p><p>Ts3 comprises a clearly visible four-letter inscription written in the Venetic alphabet. The letter shapes exhibit a sinistroverse orientation and trace the circular original edge of the base of the bowl sherd, their stems extending towards the convex centre. The interpretation of the inscription is disputed, particularly regarding the third grapheme. The other graphemes (digamma, omicron, and epsilon, respectively) remain perfectly legible despite the sherd being damaged. Crevatin’s original interpretation reads the third grapheme as being an interpunct ''vo.e'', however, a new inspection of the inscription points either towards the reading ''vose'' or ''voje'', the latter being much less probable since the expected spelling of a ''j ''in an intervocalic position would be different. The assertion that the third sign represents a letter and not an interpunct is based on the observation that it extends entirely to the edge of the original surface. Even if the sign did represent an interpunct, it would constitute an example of defective spelling, as the anticipated form would include an additional interpunct to the left of the letter ''e''.</p>		\|commentary=<p>The object was unearthed in Kaštelir above Korte, an archaeological site near the town of Izola. The site boasts the remains of a significant prehistoric settlement. The artefact was retrieved from a trench alongside other fragments of prehistoric and Roman pottery, as well as various additional items. The inscription, labelled as *Ts3, was discovered etched onto the underside of a bowl sherd of grey depurated ware, belonging to the 'grey Venetic ware' classification of pottery. The object was produced in eastern Veneto and Friuli some time in the 2nd and 1st centuries BC and therefore diagnostically attributable to the early period of Romanisation. The object was supposedly repurposed as a lid for an amphora.</p>
			<p>*Ts3 comprises a clearly visible four-letter inscription written in the Venetic alphabet. The letter shapes exhibit a sinistroverse orientation and trace the circular original edge of the base of the bowl sherd, their stems extending towards the convex centre. The interpretation of the inscription is disputed, particularly regarding the third grapheme. The other graphemes (digamma, omicron, and epsilon, respectively) remain perfectly legible despite the sherd being damaged. Crevatin’s original interpretation reads the third grapheme as being an interpunct ''vo.e'', however, a new inspection of the inscription points either towards the reading ''vose'' or ''voje'', the latter being much less probable since the expected spelling of a ''j ''in an intervocalic position would be different. The assertion that the third sign represents a letter and not an interpunct is based on the observation that it extends entirely to the edge of the original surface. Even if the sign did represent an interpunct, it would constitute an example of defective spelling, as the anticipated form would include an additional interpunct to the left of the letter ''e''.</p>
	The inscription possibly signifies a personal name. In that case, it is assumed to be an abbreviation because the form-final -''e ''cannot be inferred to represent any of the expected endings. There is, however, no known exact counterparts of such an abbreviated form in the available corpus of Venetic inscriptions.		The inscription possibly signifies a personal name. In that case, it is assumed to be an abbreviation because the form-final -''e ''cannot be inferred to represent any of the expected endings. There is, however, no known exact counterparts of such an abbreviated form in the available corpus of Venetic inscriptions.
	\|bibliography=<p><span style="color: rgb(230, 126, 35);" >Repanšek, Luka & Saccara, Maša (2023)</span>. The Venetic inscription *Ts 3 from Kaštelir above Korte. ''Arheološki Vestnik ''74, pp. 309-314.</p>		\|bibliography=<p><span style="color: rgb(230, 126, 35);">Repanšek, Luka & Saccara, Maša (2023)</span>. The Venetic inscription *Ts 3 from Kaštelir above Korte. ''Arheološki Vestnik ''74, pp. 309-314.</p>
			\|file=Ts 3 Risba_Ida Murgelj Narodni muzej Slovenije.jpg
			\|imageCaption=Drawing: Ida Murgelj © Narodni muzej Slovenije / National Museum of Slovenia
	\|test=<div id="slikce"><img id="e1" src="venetianLetters/e1.png"><img id="s1r" src="venetianLetters/s1r.png"><img id="o1" src="venetianLetters/o1.png"><img id="v1" src="venetianLetters/v1.png"></div>		\|test=<div id="slikce"><img id="e1" src="venetianLetters/e1.png"><img id="s1r" src="venetianLetters/s1r.png"><img id="o1" src="venetianLetters/o1.png"><img id="v1" src="venetianLetters/v1.png"></div>
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LukaRepansek at 16:37, 20 April 2024

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