Index Dutch Bronze Age Index first farmers in the Netherlands Bibracte, a city of the Gauls (6) Writing (more) (1)   - General information (2)   - The walls and buildings (3)   - The metals (findings) (4)   - The metals (techniques) (5)   - Strange trees (7)   - Religion , Gallic War (8)   - Other findings (9)   - Coins 2nd / 1st century B.C.E.: bilangual stone ("schiste"), Vercelli, Italy The text is Latin / Gallic in Etruscan alphabet. The stone was  found on a sacret place, together with 3 others: finis campo.qvem dedit.acisivs argantocomater ecvs.comvnem deis.et.hominib vs.itavtilapides IIII.statvtisvnt On this place where Acicius Argantomateretus has given to fulfil his promise to the gods and to mankind within the limits where the 4 stones have been erected Original translation in French: Limite du terrain qu' Acicius Argantomateretus a donné pour etre en commun aux dieux et aux hommes dans les limites où les quatre pierres ont été érigées A tin ingot contained a stamp: ΤΩΝΠΕΡΙ ΗΡΑΚΛΕΙΔΗ ΥΠΟ ΚΕΑ[ΤΩΝ] "Made by the Kelts near Herakleides" (South-Spain?) 1st century B.C.E. Rhone-delta (Glanum). A statue dedicated to Taranus. The red color is ochre.  The text on the bottom of this statue: "Ouebrumaros has dedicated (a statue) to Taranus, an offer." The famous "Coligny 5-years calendar", probably 2nd century C.E.   Gallo-Greek inscription on the base of a jar: ...DOIIA. The jar belonged to the grave of a child (0-6 years), and the grave included a Roman half "republican as" from 170-91 B.C.E. Pottery with the inscription ODUXNIA ODUXNIA   Information about the writer / editor