Tithe (?) or trademark (?)
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source date: First half of fifth century BC
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[...], p. 181, n. 51, fig. 21 (ph.), whence [...], 57.2002, 16; [...] 108300.

Δεκάτα

Δεκάτα[^a1]

[^a1: Δεκάτα | δέκα]

Dîme.

Tithe.

Decima.

A reading δέκα would provide a well-formed Greek word, possibly meaningful as a trademark inscribed in full (price or number of items in a bunch?). However, the fragment being stored amidst dedications of the tithe, it is more plausible to read it as an abbreviation. Such is perhaps the case also at IGCyr107900. [...], p. 87, footnote 28 also prefers an abbreviated mention of tithe.