RomanSeal-with-TurkishRunes

Hello,

today it is about a seal that belongs to Roman Culture (ca. 1700 years old).
We read under:

https://www.khm.at/objektdb/detail/58352/

This seal was made for the Armenian Princess Warazadukta
Daughter of Chosroes II,.. etc, etc, etc...


I have seen it on Twitter: 

The script on the edge of this seal has not the same character like 

the 3 "signs" in front of her mouth:

I see there 3 Turkish Runes.

These Runes are  Orkhun Runes 

EC/EÇ EL (IL) and ED (from left to right). 

Orkhun Runes? 

Look below! At the very End!

Now back to our runes: 

We read the Ancient Turkish script from right to left.

When we read them in this order, we have at the end a title in Turkish:

Now we read first from right to left:

ED IL EÇ(e) 

Better:

EDIL EC(E)

EDIL is the Turkish Name of the River Wolga. (Wolga is a river that ends at the Caspian Sea; Edil, Idil, Etil are different Turkish versions of the River Wolga),

ECe/EÇe means woman, sister, specially "respectable woman" aaannnnddd more specially "Princess".

End version: "The Princess of Wolga". 

I think, we can call this woman on this seal like that.

Maybe this seal means then: The woman on this seal is a respectable woman (Princess) who comes from the area of Wolga, or maybe she was born in the mouth/area of Wolga. 

We do not know it exactly. Speculations....

Now we can say at the end, surely: 

These signs are Turkish Runes. 

In this region, 1700 years ago, the people knew not only the Latin Alphabet, but also the Turkish Alphabet, too. 

Or can you explain it in other way?

Uzunbacak Adem

Orkhun Alphabet-Orhun Runlari-Turkish Runes