Visual documentation for "Runes and Early Slavs: the oldest inscription among Slavs reveals their interaction with Germanic peoples"

Fig. S1. Břeclav-Lány (CZ). Six runs of the older fuþark on the bone from settlement pit No. 25. Photo by Vojtěch Nosek. <br> Fig. S2. Břeclav-Lány (CZ). The rune-inscribed bone. Rune line above, root etching trace bellow. Dorsal surface. Reflected light microscope, magnification 200x. Photo by Ludmila Kaňáková. Fig. S3. Břeclav-Lány (CZ). The rune-inscribed bone. Rune line (vertical) and stave line (horizontal), both red-coloured. Dorsal face surface. Reflected light microscope, magnification 50x. Photo by Ludmila Kaňáková. Fig. S4. Břeclav-Lány (CZ). The rune-inscribed bone. Stratigraphy of traces – rune lines damaged by cross line (on the left) and by root etching (on the right). Dorsal surface. SEM by Jindřich Štelcl. Fig. S5. Multiple plot. Grouping (Bayesian modelling - overlapping phases, OxCal - v 4.3) of radiocarbon data from Lombard and Slavic sites excavated in the Czech Republic, Austria and Pannonia (Slovakia and Hungary) and radiocarbon dating of the rune-inscribed cattle bone from Břeclav-Lány.