Iberian Stamps on Dolia from Ensérune. Revised Readings and Commentary
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This article is a complete revision of the Iberian stamps on dolia found at the oppidum of Ensérune (Hérault, France), the richest site for this type of inscription in Iberian epigraphy. Not only have we carried out autopsies of the inscriptions, revising and modifying some of the previous editors’ readings, but we also present some new inscriptions. We provide commentary on palaeographic, onomastic and linguistic aspects, with the aim of putting the inscriptions in context. Most of the texts bear only the name of the craftsman and only in three cases is an additional formula used. As for the origin of the names, there is a certain balance between Iberian and Gaulish names, although the language used is always Iberian.
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