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|commentary=<p>The inscription was discovered on a votive area, where rituals were enacted on a central rock plateau over a period of many centuries. Gradič above Kobarid is the location of a Roman period settlement that extended across the original area of the prehistoric hill-fort.</p><p>As far as the type of text is concerned, basically a grave inscription, an owner inscription or a votive inscription in question. The inscription’s meaning is a personal name in the Dative singular. For morphological reasons, according to ‹.i.› to set a word boundary and to determine the sequence 'tomo.i.' as the dative Sg. of a masculine o-stem. As in several inscriptions from Làgole di Calalzo as well as two new finds from Verzegnis and Zuglio, here ‹t› can also be used “unetymologically” for ven. /d/, so that the letter sequence 'tomo.i.' is a Venetian word that produces a word form d/tomoi.</p><p>*Is 5 with the shape of its .i. and t is clearly an allochthonous item in the area it is apparent that the geographical factor cannot play any useful role in the affiliation of the individual inscriptions; a list of exclusive and (less importantly) non-exclusive diagnostic palaeographic features that any number of such inscriptions will show is the only methodologically viable route towards a coherent picture of which material one may classify as properly belonging to the Posočje group.</p><p>The letters are 6-9mm high and 4-7mm broad; the length of the preserved inscription is 55 mm.</p> | |commentary=<p>The inscription was discovered on a votive area, where rituals were enacted on a central rock plateau over a period of many centuries. Gradič above Kobarid is the location of a Roman period settlement that extended across the original area of the prehistoric hill-fort.</p> | ||
|bibliography=<p><span style="color: rgb(230, 126, 35);" >Repanšek, Luka (2022)</span>. Posoškovenetski areal v luči novejših epigrafskih najdb / Isonzian Venetic inscriptions in the light of recent finds. ''Arheološki vestnik'' 73, pp. 601–615</p><p><span style="color: rgb(230, 126, 35);" >Mlinar, Miha & Tecco Hvala, Snežana (2022)</span>. Poselitvena slika posoške/svetolucijske skupine – nova najdišča in spoznanja / Settlement in the Posočje/Sveta Lucija group – new sites and insights. ''Arheološki vestnik'' 73, pp. 397-469.</p> | <p>As far as the type of text is concerned, basically a grave inscription, an owner inscription or a votive inscription in question. The inscription’s meaning is a personal name in the Dative singular. For morphological reasons, according to ‹.i.› to set a word boundary and to determine the sequence 'tomo.i.' as the dative Sg. of a masculine o-stem. As in several inscriptions from Làgole di Calalzo as well as two new finds from Verzegnis and Zuglio, here ‹t› can also be used “unetymologically” for ven. /d/, so that the letter sequence 'tomo.i.' is a Venetian word that produces a word form d/tomoi.</p> | ||
<p>*Is 5 with the shape of its .i. and t is clearly an allochthonous item in the area it is apparent that the geographical factor cannot play any useful role in the affiliation of the individual inscriptions; a list of exclusive and (less importantly) non-exclusive diagnostic palaeographic features that any number of such inscriptions will show is the only methodologically viable route towards a coherent picture of which material one may classify as properly belonging to the Posočje group.</p> | |||
<p>The letters are 6-9mm high and 4-7mm broad; the length of the preserved inscription is 55 mm.</p> | |||
|bibliography=<p><span style="color: rgb(230, 126, 35);">Repanšek, Luka (2022)</span>. Posoškovenetski areal v luči novejših epigrafskih najdb / Isonzian Venetic inscriptions in the light of recent finds. ''Arheološki vestnik'' 73, pp. 601–615</p> | |||
<p><span style="color: rgb(230, 126, 35);">Mlinar, Miha & Tecco Hvala, Snežana (2022)</span>. Poselitvena slika posoške/svetolucijske skupine – nova najdišča in spoznanja / Settlement in the Posočje/Sveta Lucija group – new sites and insights. ''Arheološki vestnik'' 73, pp. 397-469.</p> | |||
<span style="color: rgb(230, 126, 35);" >Laharnar, Boštjan & Turk, Peter (2018)</span>. ''Železnodobne zgodbe s stičišča svetov''. Ljubljana: Narodni muzej Slovenije, p. 141. | <span style="color: rgb(230, 126, 35);">Laharnar, Boštjan & Turk, Peter (2018)</span>. ''Železnodobne zgodbe s stičišča svetov''. Ljubljana: Narodni muzej Slovenije, p. 141. | ||
<span style="color: rgb(230, 126, 35);" >Eichner, Heiner & Nedoma, Robert (2009)</span>. Neue vorrömische Inschriften aus Westslowenien: epigraphische und linguistische Evidenz. – In: G. Tiefengraber, B. Kavur, A. Gaspari (eds.), ''Keltske študije II. Studies in Celtic Archaeology. Papers in honour of Mitja Guštin'', Protohistoire Européenne 11. Montagnac: Éditions Monique Mergoil, pp. 65–75.<p><span style="color: rgb(230, 126, 35);" >Božič, Dragan, Istenič Janka, Osmuk Nada, Šmit Žiga & Turk Peter (2009)</span>. New Pre-Roman Inscriptions from Western Slovenia: The Archaeological Evidence. In: G. Tiefengraber, B. Kavur, A. Gaspari (eds.), ''Keltske študije II, studies in celtic archaeology, papers in honour of Mitja Guštin'', Protohistoire Européenne 11. Montagnac: Éditions Monique Mergoil, pp. 48-62.</p> | <span style="color: rgb(230, 126, 35);">Eichner, Heiner & Nedoma, Robert (2009)</span>. Neue vorrömische Inschriften aus Westslowenien: epigraphische und linguistische Evidenz. – In: G. Tiefengraber, B. Kavur, A. Gaspari (eds.), ''Keltske študije II. Studies in Celtic Archaeology. Papers in honour of Mitja Guštin'', Protohistoire Européenne 11. Montagnac: Éditions Monique Mergoil, pp. 65–75.<p><span style="color: rgb(230, 126, 35);">Božič, Dragan, Istenič Janka, Osmuk Nada, Šmit Žiga & Turk Peter (2009)</span>. New Pre-Roman Inscriptions from Western Slovenia: The Archaeological Evidence. In: G. Tiefengraber, B. Kavur, A. Gaspari (eds.), ''Keltske študije II, studies in celtic archaeology, papers in honour of Mitja Guštin'', Protohistoire Européenne 11. Montagnac: Éditions Monique Mergoil, pp. 48-62.</p> | ||
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Revision as of 13:56, 21 April 2024
| Transliteration | tom.o.i. .a |
|---|---|
| Object | bronze situla |
| Script | Venetic alphabet |
| Language | Venetic |
| Writing direction | sinistroverse |
| Technique | embossed |
| Condition | fragmentary |
| Findspot | Berlotov rob near Šentviška Gora |
| Archaeological context | open-air cult site |
| Archaeological culture | to be inserted |
| Date | 4th-3rd c. BC |
Original text
Commentary
The inscription was discovered on a votive area, where rituals were enacted on a central rock plateau over a period of many centuries. Gradič above Kobarid is the location of a Roman period settlement that extended across the original area of the prehistoric hill-fort.
As far as the type of text is concerned, basically a grave inscription, an owner inscription or a votive inscription in question. The inscription’s meaning is a personal name in the Dative singular. For morphological reasons, according to ‹.i.› to set a word boundary and to determine the sequence 'tomo.i.' as the dative Sg. of a masculine o-stem. As in several inscriptions from Làgole di Calalzo as well as two new finds from Verzegnis and Zuglio, here ‹t› can also be used “unetymologically” for ven. /d/, so that the letter sequence 'tomo.i.' is a Venetian word that produces a word form d/tomoi.
*Is 5 with the shape of its .i. and t is clearly an allochthonous item in the area it is apparent that the geographical factor cannot play any useful role in the affiliation of the individual inscriptions; a list of exclusive and (less importantly) non-exclusive diagnostic palaeographic features that any number of such inscriptions will show is the only methodologically viable route towards a coherent picture of which material one may classify as properly belonging to the Posočje group.
The letters are 6-9mm high and 4-7mm broad; the length of the preserved inscription is 55 mm.
Bibliography
Repanšek, Luka (2022). Posoškovenetski areal v luči novejših epigrafskih najdb / Isonzian Venetic inscriptions in the light of recent finds. Arheološki vestnik 73, pp. 601–615
Mlinar, Miha & Tecco Hvala, Snežana (2022). Poselitvena slika posoške/svetolucijske skupine – nova najdišča in spoznanja / Settlement in the Posočje/Sveta Lucija group – new sites and insights. Arheološki vestnik 73, pp. 397-469.
Laharnar, Boštjan & Turk, Peter (2018). Železnodobne zgodbe s stičišča svetov. Ljubljana: Narodni muzej Slovenije, p. 141.
Eichner, Heiner & Nedoma, Robert (2009). Neue vorrömische Inschriften aus Westslowenien: epigraphische und linguistische Evidenz. – In: G. Tiefengraber, B. Kavur, A. Gaspari (eds.), Keltske študije II. Studies in Celtic Archaeology. Papers in honour of Mitja Guštin, Protohistoire Européenne 11. Montagnac: Éditions Monique Mergoil, pp. 65–75.
Božič, Dragan, Istenič Janka, Osmuk Nada, Šmit Žiga & Turk Peter (2009). New Pre-Roman Inscriptions from Western Slovenia: The Archaeological Evidence. In: G. Tiefengraber, B. Kavur, A. Gaspari (eds.), Keltske študije II, studies in celtic archaeology, papers in honour of Mitja Guštin, Protohistoire Européenne 11. Montagnac: Éditions Monique Mergoil, pp. 48-62.
