I wondered why allmost 11 scientist struggled & consumed their precious time for only one 3-letter word from inscription, the word “per“.Taking for granted that Decebalus and Scorilo would be for dacian ruller’s names or pot’s owner and maker.I am not for these hipothesis, at least not at all for the latter. First could be, because smart dacians realised that stamp words are matching perfectly their kings names, so on own initiative put them one after another on the large krater-type jar…..and started a river-wine-flowing monster party. Please tell me why one spended a lot of skillful art-work effort and time in order to make those stamps, for what practical purpose, which is the practical benefit? Some years before I thought of roman transportation-logistics stamps, e.g. labeling bales fast transportation. per-scori-lo=for-run-it. / for-travel over-it Last month I added other interpretations, beginning from same flow,run meaning of the word scori. So obtaining again “travel,run” but adding -scroll,roll over “get through tech/kraft steps” and “flow=wash” some gold sand ? and/or “drain it” e.g. gold-sand or cheese. But regarding to gold-sand gold-dust, I found that the word scorilo is related to north-eastern italian dialect (friulian) word scori “flow,run,travel over”and latin word scoria: “slag”. Note that is attested that a lot of workers gathered around gold places and others were brought especially by romans from Dalmatia and Iberia because of their gold mining skills. That area are traditional celtic and italoceltic areas ! What do you think? Further I found that related to latin scoria (slag) there is a close-related process “scorification” wich has the purpose to separate gold and silver from other metals and unwanted minerals and substances. Gold <separation>SLAG So that stamps have perfect use labeling matter intended to go through this processing. And I propose the meaning :
DECE BALUS : (ten bales) but better: DACIAN GOLD DUST (balus old spanish name for gold-dust, nuggets, from wich come latin balux) PER SCORILO : FOR SLAG/SCORIFICATION
D O C U M E N T A T I O N gr. σκωρία (SKORIA):”slug”
“VOL. XIII Page 671- Da PLICATO a PLINTO (1 risultato) di tori, di orbiculo overo scoria overo scorilo e plinto constava. cesariano, 1-57″ From PLICATO to PLINTO (1 result) of bulls, of orbiculo or slag or slag and plinth consisted. Caesarian, 1-57″
“VOL. XVIII Page 229 -Da SCORIACEO a SCORNARE (3 risultati). scoriàceo, agg. miner . che presenta nell’interno piccoli incavi forma ‘aspetto’. scorillo, sm. miner . disus. scorlo (in partic., sciòrlo, sèrio), sm. miner . disus. denominazione usata inizialmente per
From SCORIACEO to SCORNARE (2 results) -formis, from forma ‘appearance’. scorillo , sm. miner. disus. I scroll he won the test, black scorillo . tommaseo [sv”
books.google.pn https://books.google.pn › books Panlessico Italiano, ossia Dizionario Universale della lingua … Marco Bognolo — 1839 … Scorification , [ Sco- rification ] . In chim . Riduzione del metallo in isco … SCORILLO , sm . Minerale che si cristallizza per la maggior par- te si cristallizzano non di rado in prismi o in cilindri , che nelle facce …
pdfcoffee.com https://pdfcoffee.com › al-rosetti-ist… Al. Rosetti – Istoria Limbii Romane scoare s.f. (M-ţii Apuseni) „scorie de fer”: scoria „sordes metallorum, scuria quod de ferro cădit”= “the dirt of metals, the ax that falls from iron”(CGL, IV, 168, 30; 569, 36, V, 243
“See scoare on Wiktionary Noun [Romanian] [Show additional information ▼] (regional, Transylvania) slag, dross, cinders, scoria Tags: Transylvania, feminine, regional, uncountable Synonyms: zgură, scorie” From https://kaikki.org/dictionary/All%20languages%20combined/meaning/s/sc/scoare.html#:~:text=See%20scoare%20on,zgur%C4%83%2C%20scorie
From https://www.mindat.org/glossary/scorification?fbclid=IwAR0l0K7awz1CnUSQiyg_bJmTBhVtzzBdizHxuwv4YBezb1lEWZ7TSfP_w-8 Definition of scorification “The separation of gold or silver by heating it to a high temperature with a large amount of granulated lead and a little borax, in a scorifier. The gold or silver dissolves in the molten lead, which sinks to the bottom of the vessel, while the impurities form a slag with the lead oxide that is produced.”
SpringerLink Academia.edu https://www.academia.edu › Ancien… Ancient procedures of gold cementation and gold scorification: considerations … … separation of gold from its gangue, its collection and 4. Agatharchides’ On the Erythrean Sea details mining the scorification See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdmFkcVcgfw and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEz3KmlnBmw
https://istpedia.blogspot.com/2013/10/exploatarea-aurului-si-argintului-in.html?m=1
Exploatarea aurului și argintului în Dacia romană ROM.LANGUAGE:
Tehnologia obţinerii aurului se deosebeşte de cea a altor metale întrucât el apare în stare nativă sub forma unor filoane sau pepite. Diodor din Sicilia redă procedeul zdrobirii minereului, alegerea sterilului cu mâna, transportarea masei semiprelucrate la locurile de măcinare. Aici se executa pisarea în mojare, cu ajutorul unor răngi de fier, apoi măcinarea în râşniţe prevăzute cu mânere, până când minereul ajunge la mărimea unui bob de linte. Spălarea se făcea în canale săpate în pământ, firele de aur colectându-se cu ajutorul unor tufe de rosmarin. Apoi tufele se uscau şi se ardeau pentru a recupera aurul. Produsul obţinut prin spălare era topit în recipiente de lut, executate dintr-un material refractar (creuzete) care se introduceau într-un cuptor.
Datorită faptului că aurul conţinea şi anumite cantităţi de argint (în Munţii Apuseni în procentaj ridicat), era supus unui proces de rafinare (numit cementatio) pentru eliminarea impurităţilor. În acest scop se adăugau cantităţi de plumb şi tărâţe de orz sau alte metale indicate de autorii antici (cositor etc.). Creuzetele descoperite în Dacia la Lupşa şi Baia de Arieş nu poartă urmele unui foc puternic, deci retopirea avea loc la o temperatură moderată şi constantă. Aurul exploatat din depozitele aluvionare, conţinând mai puţini compuşi mineralogici, nu era supus unei topiri repetate. ENGLISH: The technology of obtaining gold differs from that of other metals because it appears in its native state in the form of veins or nuggets. Diodorus of Sicily reproduces the process of crushing the ore, selecting the tailings by hand, transporting the semi-processed mass to the grinding places. Here, crushing is carried out in mortars, with the help of iron teeth, then grinding in grinders equipped with handles, until the ore reaches the size of a lentil grain. The washing was done in channels dug in the ground, the gold threads being collected with the help of rosemary bushes. Then the bushes were dried and burned to recover the gold. The product obtained by washing was melted in clay containers, made of a refractory material (crucibles) that were inserted into a furnace.
Due to the fact that the gold also contained certain amounts of silver (in the Apuseni Mountains in a high percentage), it was subjected to a refining process (called cementatio) to remove impurities. For this purpose, quantities of lead and barley bran or other metals indicated by the ancient authors (tin, etc.) were added. The crucibles discovered in Dacia at Lupşa and Baia de Aries do not bear the traces of a strong fire, so remelting took place at a moderate and constant temperature. Gold mined from alluvial deposits, containing fewer mineralogical compounds, was not subjected to repeated melting.
FINALLY IT SEEMS THAT NO MATTER IF IT IS ABOUT SCORI LO: “FLOW/WASH IT”OR SCORILO, “SLAG,SCORIFICATION” (SEPARATION) BOTH ARE MAIN PROCEDURES TO SEPARATE OBTAIN GOLD
….also SCORILO is the name ofthe king and is related to ruller < scroll,roll rom. “a derula”(the power) and not scum but to raw,rugged (face,behaviour?) DECEBALUS=dacian(s) forehead alb. Bale=forehead cretan,old gr. belos “threshold:
Tartaria tablets 
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