BG·41.13

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Inscription
Reading in transliteration:	]p̣ịụ[  ]p̣rạḷno
Reading in original script:	[   ][
Object:	BG·41 Carona (rock) (Inscriptions: BG·41.1, BG·41.2, BG·41.3, BG·41.4, BG·41.5, BG·41.6, BG·41.7, BG·41.8, BG·41.9, BG·41.10, BG·41.11, BG·41.12, BG·41.13, BG·41.14, BG·41.15, BG·41.16, BG·41.17, BG·41.18, BG·41.19, BG·41.20, BG·41.21, BG·41.22, BG·41.23, BG·41.24, BG·41.25, BG·41.26, BG·41.27, BG·41.28, BG·41.29, BG·41.30)
Position:	unknown
Orientation:	180°
Direction of writing:	sinistroverse
Script:	North Italic Script"North Italic Script" is not in the list (Greek script, Etruscan script, Latin script, North Italic script, Camunic script, none, unknown) of allowed values for the "script" property.
Letter height:	3.2–4.5 cm1.26 in <br />1.772 in <br />
Number of letters:	9
Number of words:	2
Number of lines:	1
Workmanship:	carved
Condition:	damaged, fragmentary
Archaeological culture:	unknown [from object]
Date of inscription:
Type:	unknown
Language:	prob. Celtic
Meaning:	unknown
Alternative sigla:	none
Sources:	Casini & Fossati 2013: 381 (no. 13)

Commentary

First published in Casini & Fossati 2013: 381 (no. 13).

Images in Casini et al. 2014: 182, fig. 2 (photo and drawing = Casini & Fossati 2013: 390, fig. 13 [incomplete]).

Length 24 cm. The sequence piu was only detected in 2014; a space of about one letter's breadth separates the two. The reading, apart from the last two letters, is doubtful; most letters are damaged and/or disturbed. Possible alternative readings of the second sequence include aralno, (unlikely) / pratno/aratno, / praino/araino, of which praino is the most plausible form linguistically.

Bibliography

Casini & Fossati 2013	Stefania Casini, Angelo Fossati, "Incisioni rupestri e iscrizioni preromane a Carona, Val Brembana (Bergamo)", Bulletin d'Études Prehistoriques et Archéologiques Alpines 24 (2013), 377–392.
Casini et al. 2014	Stefania Casini, Angelo E. Fossati, Filippo Motta, "Nuove iscrizioni in alfabeto di Lugano sul masso Camisana 1 di Carona (Bergamo)", Notizie Archeologiche Bergomensi 22 (2014), 179–203.