Graffiti and Dipinti from the Polyanka Settlement

The article is a publication of several new graffiti and dipinti on pottery which were dis covered during the excavations 2007–2019 in the East Crimea at Polyanka settlement. This site is situated on the chora of European Bosporus and earlier, in 2007, the authors published three graffiti from there in “Corpus of graffiti and Dipinti from the Chora of Bosporus”, printed in 2007. Recent publication is at some point an addenda to this Corpus and includes 32 new inscriptions. They are interesting from the point of onomastics and commercial activ ity, some of them belong to the so-called “domestic” signs which indicated the special use of pottery. The material is dated mostly to the 3rd–2nd c. BC, though some pieces belong to the late 2nd – first half – middle of the 1st c. BC.