Légende

Bronze coin, Pantikapaion (as Kaisarea); obverse: head of a woman in a kalathos and veil (Aphrodite Urania?) facing right, pearl-shaped rim; reverse: scepter vertically, inscription in two rows on both sides, dot on the top right, H at the bottom, pearl-shaped rim; iconography: scepters, head of a woman in a kalathos and a veil, Aphrodite/Aphrodite Urania, head of Aphrodite, balls; Black Sea, Cimmerian Bosporus; maker/attribution: Terlecki, Ignacy (1860–1916) noted; date: end of the 1st century BC; place: Pantikapaion (Kaisarea); coin, bronze; weight 5.15 g; axis 330°; dimensions: 20.7 mm × 20.6 mm.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A53_486

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

36.3Mo (2.0Mo) / 30.2cm x 30.2cm / 3564 x 3564 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Bronze coin Pantikapaion Kaisarea obverse head woman kalathos veil Aphrodite Urania facing right pearl-shaped rim reverse scepter vertically inscription two rows sides dot top right H bottom iconography scepters Aphrodite balls Black Sea Cimmerian Bosporus maker attribution Terlecki Ignacy 1860–1916 noted date 1st century BC place coin bronze weight 5.15 g axis 330° dimensions 20.7 mm × 20.6 mm round dark worn surface showing raised irregular shapes markings central vertical raised line topped small rounded protrusion curved angular forms coin's edge uneven slightly scalloped surface texture variations small pits visible colors dark gray black hints brownish green rim.