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|title=Resti Linguistici Preromani nell'Area Padana |subtitle=(con Speciale Riguardo all'Area fra l'Oglio e il Tanaro)

|date=last quarter of 6^t century BC |field_name=area of the city

...acitivity is marked by Roman and late La Tène finds: the city was taken by the Romans in 196 BC and called ''Bergomum''; it became a municipium in 49 BC. Systematic excavations in the Città Alta of Bergamo were only begun in the 1980s; see {{bib|Poggiani Keller 2007}}: 167 with a map in fig. 164 for an

|description=(Reprint of "Documents gaulois et para-gaulois de Cisalpine", <i>Études Celtiques</i> |city=Paris

...astic material, and {{bib|Curk 1990}}: 557–562 and {{bib|Istenič 1999}} on the western necropoleis.

...|Prosdocimi 1984c}}: 424). The stone cannot be dated archaeologically; see the inscription page on questionable palaeographical datings.

...om La Tène B and C phases, bear fragmentary marks which may be the remains of inscriptions, but are not yet edited as such and not included in LexLep ({{

Images in {{bib|Tibiletti Bruno 1986}}: 100, fig. 1 (photo of a cast), {{bib|Morandi 2004}}: tav. XXI.140 a, b, c (photos), {{bib|Zavaron ...t traces of what may have been one (two chevrons) can be seen in its lower area (see photo above).

|date=first half of 4^th century BC |area=Padanian region