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• Hajdina
  ...r et al. 1994}}: 139) and the [[index::Poetovio western necropolis|western necropolis]] of Roman Poetovio.
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• Oleggio
  ...zoli 1999}}, {{bib|Gambari 1999}} (collection of the inscriptions from the necropolis)
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• Colabiolo
  ...inning of the 1^st c. AD. See {{bib|Fortunati & Corti 2003}} and the following chapters in {{bib|Fortunati et al. 2003}} for details.
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• Presualdo
  ...lasecca II B). See {{bib|De Marinis 2009b}} for detailed information about the history of finds and excavations, with a map of find spots p. 416, fig. 1.
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• Progero
  ...temi/archeologia/archeologia/scavi/retrospettiva archaeological archive of the Ufficio dei beni culturali].
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• Seminario Vescovile Maggiore
  ...ettlement on the Colle di San Pietro 500 m to the north. For details about the graves' distribution, dating, burial types, and grave goods, see {{bib|Cava
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• San Lorenzo
  ...h indicate a continuity of the necropolis from the 2^nd c. BC to the late Imperial Age.
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• Campo sportivo
  ...</sup> c. BC) indicate an older necropolis situated in the same area or in the immediate vicinity ({{bib|Casini 2003}}: 79).
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• ui
  Reading uncertain in all three attestations, see the inscription pages. ...{{w||uisa}}, {{w||uitilios}}/{{w||uitili}}, {{w||uiro}}, {{w||uiru}}, and the noun {{w||uinom}}.
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• Cerrione necropolis
  ...e necropolis lies. For details see {{bib|Brecciaroli Taborelli 2011b}} and the contributions in {{bib|Brecciaroli Taborelli 2011}}: 61–270, as well as {
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• Monsorino
  ...lasecca II B). See {{bib|De Marinis 2009c}} for detailed information about the history of finds and excavations, with a map of find spots p. 471, fig. 1.
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• Campo Mantuì
  ...</sup> c. BC) indicate an older necropolis situated in the same area or in the immediate vicinity ({{bib|Casini 2003}}: 79).
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• Via Soragana
  ...ngera, remains of which were found in Via Albania immediately north of the necropolis ({{bib|Simone 1985b}}; cf. [[Sant'Ambrogio]]). See {{bib|Simone 1986}} for
  695 bytes (109 words) - 14:10, 27 April 2021
• ka
  ...]] and [[VA·24]], possibly together with [[VA·27]] {{w||kaio}} at the same necropolis ({{bib|Morandi 2004}}: 602, no. 118, 606, no. 124), may be workman's signat
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• Zoverallo
  ...hurch San Giorgio and the cemetery. It was discovered only sporadically in the 19^th and early 20^th century, and never systematically
  330 bytes (54 words) - 16:25, 3 April 2024
• In Persona
  ...rgins. A settlement has not so far been found, but research of the site by the [[Soprintendenza Archeologia belle arti e paesaggio per le province di Biel
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• Banco
  ...art of the community [[Bedigliora]], may have been the site of an Iron-age necropolis found and destroyed in 1852; see [[TI·33 Bedigliora]] for details.
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• BG·27 Lovere
  ...ably typological), it may be presumed that the object comes from the Roman necropolis, though this cannot be verified anymore.
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• Sant’Ambrogio
  ...r details about the excavations (and generally on the archaeological finds from [[Arsago Seprio]]).
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• Giubiasco
  ...the canton capital [[Bellinzona]] in 2017, is the site of the [[Giubiasco necropolis]].
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• Rain
  ...excavated in 1906. See {{bib|Hodson 1968}} for a complete presentation of the site and material.
  330 bytes (51 words) - 20:30, 23 February 2022
• Solduno necropolis
  ...for an overview of the research history and {{bib|Stöckli 1975}}: 22–62 on the dating, as well as {{bib|Crivelli 1939}}.
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• Museo della Società Gallaratese di Studi Patri (Gallarate)
  ...e grave of Giovan Battista Giani, the first excavator of the [[Golasecca]] necropolis.
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• BI·4 Cerrione
  |field_name=Cerrione necropolis ...0–40 BC) based on the overall distribution of the graves and the dating of the other stelae with Lepontic inscriptions. See {{bib|Cresci Marrone & Solinas
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• BI·3 Cerrione
  |field_name=Cerrione necropolis ...40 BC based on the grave furniture, the other without immediate context in the north-western sector. See {{bib|Cresci Marrone & Solinas 2013}}: 25, 37–3
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• Gravellona Toce
  On the archaeological finds {{bib|Poletti Ecclesia 2015}}: 102–104, Pedemonte necropolis: {{bib|Pattaroni 1964}},
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• Cantacucco
  ...Motta 2007}}: 136, {{bib|Fortunati et al. 2018}}: 296); the ascription of the La Tène object [[BG·49 Caravaggio]] to this find place is thus not quite
  483 bytes (69 words) - 21:58, 23 March 2022
• San Rocco
  Large dry-wall structure under the Roman necropolis near the chapel of San Rocco. Beside sporadic pottery and coin finds, a deposition o
  356 bytes (48 words) - 00:26, 27 February 2022
• Capiago Intimiano
  Inscriptions from the necropolis ''Mandana'' of Intimiano: {{bib|Tibiletti Bruno 1983}}, {{bib|Tibiletti Bru
  345 bytes (41 words) - 18:18, 8 June 2011
• BI·6 Cerrione
  |field_name=Cerrione necropolis ...0–40 BC) based on the overall distribution of the graves and the dating of the other stelae with Lepontic inscriptions. See {{bib|Cresci Marrone & Solinas
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• BG·49 Caravaggio
  ...The late La Tène necropolis of [[Brolo]] is about a kilometre away. Dating from De Marinis p. 136.
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• San Bernardo
  ...c. BC. A settlement has not so far been found, but research of the site by the [[Soprintendenza Archeologia belle arti e paesaggio per le province di Biel
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• il
  Reading uncertain, see the inscription page. ...as an abbreviation of the personal name {{w||ilauki}} attested at the same necropolis by {{bib|Morandi 2004}}: 601 (no. 115).
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• BI·2 Cerrione
  |field_name=Cerrione necropolis ...[[Cerrione necropolis]], dated to phase 1 (100–40 BC); the grave contained the remains of a male of 20–30 years of age. See {{bib|Cresci Marrone & Solin
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• BI·5 Cerrione
  |field_name=Cerrione necropolis ...necropolis]], dated to phase 1 (100–40 BC), specifically 70–40 BC based on the grave furniture. See {{bib|Cresci Marrone & Solinas 2013}}: 25, 34–36.
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• BI·1 Cerrione
  |field_name=Cerrione necropolis ...undamaged schist stela, found in the vicinity of grave 3 of the [[Cerrione necropolis]], to which it is ascribed; dated to phase 1 (100–40 BC). See {{bib|Cresc
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• Galliasco
  ...the late 9^th/early 8^th century (Golasecca I A 2) and the late 6^th/early 5^th century BC (Golasecca II B). See {
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• TI·52 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 232 f.; on the classification of the object see {{bib|Pernet et al. 2006}}: 221 f., 262, cat. 89. See also {{bib
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• BI·7 Cerrione
  |field_name=Cerrione necropolis ...the [[Cerrione necropolis]], dated to phase 1 (100–40 BC), which contained the remains of a male of 25–30 years. See {{bib|Cresci Marrone & Solinas 2013
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• TI·50 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...ex is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 232; on the classification of the object see {{bib|Pernet et al. 2006}}: 212, 252, cat. 80. See also {{bib|Ul
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• TI·51 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 322 f.; on the classification of the object see {{bib|Pernet et al. 2006}}: 221 f., 262, cat. 89. See also {{bib
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• San Pietro di Stabio
  ...Tène necropoleis which also yielded the three Celtic grave stelae found in the area.
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• TI·49 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...s described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 177 f.). On the classification of the object see {{bib|Pernet et al. 2006}}: 221 f., 262, cat. 89. See also {{bib
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• Via Vittorio Veneto
  ...b|Di Maio 1998}}: 106 f. for an overview and {{bib|Sutermeister 1956}} for the original publication.
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• BI·8 Cerrione
  |field_name=Cerrione necropolis Roughly pyramidal schist stela found above grave 158 of the [[Cerrione necropolis]], dated to phase 1 (100–40 BC), specifically 100–70/60 BC. See {{bib|C
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• TI·24 Locarno
  |field_name=Solduno necropolis ...reiselflaschen from Solduno (cf. [[TI·21 Locarno]], [[TI·22 Locarno]]); on the dating see {{bib|Stöckli 1975}}: 50–52, also {{bib|De Marinis & Biaggio
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• TI·53 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 356 f.; on the classification of the object see {{bib|Pernet et al. 2006}}: 197 f., 243, cat. 71. See also {{bib
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• TI·22 Locarno
  |field_name=Solduno necropolis ...are broken off, but repaired. The oldest of the inscribed Kreiselflaschen from Solduno (cf. [[TI·21 Locarno]], [[TI·24 Locarno]]), see {{bib|Stöckli 19
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• VA·32 Golasecca
  ...able to various St. Andrew's cross or asterisk-shaped marks on the feet of the aforementioned objects.
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• Cascina Riccio
  ...urniture from at least ten graves was salvaged by Piero Lucini and kept in the civic library of [[Gottolengo]]; it is mostly unedited. See {{bib|De Marini
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• TI·10 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 331 f.; on the classification of the object see {{bib|Pernet et al. 2006}}: 213–218, 257, cat. 82. See also {{
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• BS·11 Gottolengo
  |field_name=probably from the necropolis
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• TI·5 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...or found at nearby Pianezzo ({{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 27 f., 64 f., 69). The forged grave complex is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 266 f. See a
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• Brolo
  ...àla 1998}}: 74 on finds from Brolo, and {{bib|Fortunati 2007}}: 575–577 on the find sites of Fornovo San Giovanni in general.
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• TI·6 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis Images {{bib|Crivelli 1973b}}: tav. 11.23 (drawing) and on the [https://www.rmo.nl/collectie/collectiezoeker/collectiestuk/?object=166836
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• Como
  *Inscriptions and linguistic features of the region Como in preroman time: {{bib|Tibiletti Bruno 1989}} *Necropolis of Ca' Morta: {{bib|Rittatore Vonwiller 1961-5}}, {{bib|De Marinis & Premol
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• TI·20 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...or found at nearby Pianezzo ({{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 27 f., 64 f., 69). The forged grave complex is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 249. See als
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• TI·21 Locarno
  |field_name=Solduno necropolis ...necropolis]] (fondo Botta). The youngest of the inscribed Kreiselflaschen from Solduno (cf. [[TI·22 Locarno]], [[TI·24 Locarno]]), see {{bib|Stöckli 19
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• Nava
  ...details and the former, p. 26–29, for further grave finds from the Ardena necropolis.
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• VA·9 Somma Lombardo
  ...|Simone 1986}}: 102). Dating according to {{bib|Simone 1986}}: 100 for the necropolis.
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• VA·8 Somma Lombardo
  ...|Simone 1986}}: 102). Dating according to {{bib|Simone 1986}}: 100 for the necropolis.
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• TI·7 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...|Tori et al. 2004}}: 262, who report the urn missing from the inventory of the [[Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum (Mainz)|RGZM]]. See also {{bib|Ulrich
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• TI·3 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...or found at nearby Pianezzo ({{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 27 f., 64 f., 69). The forged grave complex is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 243. See als
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• Dormelletto
  ...of the material in {{bib|Spagnolo Garzoli 2009}}). The site dates between the mid-3^rd (LT C 1) and late 1^st (LT D 2) centuries BC. ...on occasion of the demolition of the old scuola media and construction of the new building. See {{bib|Spagnolo Garzoli 2007}} for details.
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• TI·15 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 372 f.; on the classification of the object see {{bib|Pernet et al. 2006}}: 221, 262, cat. 89. See also {{bib|U
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• BE·1 Münsingen
  ...er 1993}}: 158, no. 0308). Dating according to {{bib|Zepezauer 1993}}: 45: the bulk of green glass beads dates to LT C 2, though specimens are still found
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• BI·6
  |meaning='Iouiku the Uipian' ...individual name and {{w||uipios}} as the patronym in {{m||-ii̯-}}: 'Iouiku the Uipian'.
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• TI·12 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...s described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 175 f.). On the classification of the object see {{bib|Tori et al. 2010}}: 216, 241, cat. 175. See also {{bib|Ulr
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• TI·2 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...or found at nearby Pianezzo ({{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 27 f., 64 f., 69). The forged grave complex is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 242 f. See a
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• VA·5 Golasecca
  |date=second half of the 6^th c. BC ...be found in the museum's depot with the inventory number indicated above. The entire foot area appears to have been damaged and was restored.
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• NO·28 Dormelletto
  ...). (Cf. [[NO·27 Dormelletto]], which was situated in a similar position on the western side.) ...l deposit for boundary stones of the necropolis which became obsolete when the latter was enlarged.
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• TI·11 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 330 f.; on the classification of the object see {{bib|Pernet et al. 2006}}: 226, 265, cat. 92. See also {{bib|Ul
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• TI·8 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 372 f.; on the classification of the object see {{bib|Pernet et al. 2006}}: 188, 242, cat. 69. See also {{bib|Ul
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• es
  ...'', e.g. ''Esunertos'' 'having the strength of Esus' or ''Esugenos'' 'born from Esus' (cf. further examples in {{bib|Delamarre 2007}}: 98 f.) (Stifter in {
  787 bytes (108 words) - 18:20, 28 August 2020
• Madonna delle Bozzole
  ...further finds from the Garlasco area). Later, apparently, an entire Roman necropolis; still looking for literature on that. Some material in {{bib|Frontini 1985
  696 bytes (100 words) - 21:38, 29 March 2022
• VA·10 Somma Lombardo
  ...ne 1986}}: 110, 100). Dating according to {{bib|Simone 1986}}: 100 for the necropolis; Morandi gives specifically LT D 1 (based on typology?).
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• VB·9 Ornavasso
  |problem=size, condition, dating, Morandi stamps on the foot? ...ed ware found in the [[San Bernardo]] necropolis outside the tombs. Dating from Morandi. According to Morandi currently untraceable.
  768 bytes (97 words) - 20:16, 5 April 2024
• Pa 1.2 Rubiera
  |field_name=left shore of the river Secchia |find_context=a not yet discovered necropolis
  604 bytes (78 words) - 14:01, 29 September 2013
• VA·7 Somma Lombardo
  ...|Simone 1986}}: 102). Dating according to {{bib|Simone 1986}}: 100 for the necropolis.
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• VA·11 Somma Lombardo
  ...ne 1986}}: 110, 100). Dating according to {{bib|Simone 1986}}: 100 for the necropolis; Morandi gives specifically LT D 1 (based on typology?).
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• VB·15 Ornavasso
  ...with [[VB·11 Ornavasso]], [[VB·12 Ornavasso]], [[VB·13 Ornavasso]]. Dating from Morandi.
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• NO·22 San Bernardino di Briona
  |ornament_design=stick-figure with a lance in one and a shield in the other hand |find_context=necropolis, unspecified grave
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• TI·16 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ..., but appears not to have seen it. It could not be found in the systems of the Ufficio cantonale in October 2023.
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• TI·4 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...or found at nearby Pianezzo ({{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 27 f., 64 f., 69). The forged grave complex is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 244. See als
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• TI·18 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...s described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 107 f.). On the classification of the object see {{bib|Tori et al. 2010}}: 189, 197, 229. See also {{bib|Ulrich 1
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• VB·12 Ornavasso
  ...VB·15 Ornavasso]]; the stamp is the same as on [[VB·13 Ornavasso]]. Dating from Morandi.
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• TI·19 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...re in Südtirol and the Trentino, Egg (p. 109 f.) considers the two helmets from Giubiasco (also no. 374) to be imports. See also {{bib|Ulrich 1914}} I: 61
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• TI·14 Giubiasco
  |field_name=Giubiasco necropolis ...or found at nearby Pianezzo ({{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 27 f., 64 f., 69). The forged grave complex is described in {{bib|Tori et al. 2004}}: 249 f. See a
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• VB·6 Ornavasso
  ...in the inhumation grave no. 16 of the [[San Bernardo]] necropolis. Dating from Morandi.
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• MI·18 Parabiago
  ...ib|Volonté 2012}}: 723–726, and ibid. on the Latin inscription P CATO from the same excavation.
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• Giubiasco necropolis
  ...5 graves date between the late Bronze age (11^th century BC) and the Roman Imperial age (2^nd century AD). ...ubiasco area, most recently in Palasio (see {{bib|Cardani Vergani 2014}}); the associated settlement is as yet unidentified.
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• VB·21 Verbania
  |problem=where are the coordinates from? dating?? Gesamt Stresa und Verbnia Datierungen auch De Marinis 1990 1. Jh. ...he sporadically discovered necropolis ({{bib|Barocelli 1918}}: 89). Dating from Morandi. See also '''{{bib|Müller 1913}}: 9–16'''.
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• VB·14 Ornavasso
  ...gillata patera found in the inhumation grave no. 124 of the [[In Persona]] necropolis; ''terminus post quem'' based on an associated coin find according to Moran
  852 bytes (105 words) - 22:20, 5 April 2024
• VB·13 Ornavasso
  ...VB·15 Ornavasso]]; the stamp is the same as on [[VB·12 Ornavasso]]. Dating from Morandi.
  960 bytes (117 words) - 22:16, 5 April 2024
• VB·8 Ornavasso
  ...in the inhumation grave no. 51 of the [[San Bernardo]] necropolis. Dating from Morandi.
  790 bytes (103 words) - 20:13, 5 April 2024
• VA·11
  ...of a personal name (see {{w||at}}), but the reading is highly doubtful. In the same grave was found [[VA·10]].
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• VB·7 Ornavasso
  ...in the inhumation grave no. 102 of the [[San Bernardo]] necropolis. Dating from Morandi.
  820 bytes (105 words) - 20:09, 5 April 2024
• VA·10
  ...ng is correct, the sequence may be an abbreviation of a personal name (see the word page). In same grave was found [[VA·11]].
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• TI·25 Locarno
  |field_name=Solduno necropolis ...n the inhumation grave of a man ({{bib|Crivelli 1939}}: 199; details about the furniture in {{bib|Giussani 1940}}: 6). Dating according to {{bib|Stöckli
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• VB·10 Ornavasso
  ...em=condition, dating; grave acc to PID, Morandi says adespota with details from Piana Agostinetti 1997–1999 IV: 540-542 ...in the inhumation grave no. 72 of the [[San Bernardo]] necropolis. Dating from Morandi. According to Morandi currently untraceable.
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