
Roman Cetamura
As
Period | Roman |
Year | 179 – 170 BCE |
Material | Bronze |
Location | Artisans’ Quarter |
Cet. Inventory | Inv. C-13-1068 |
The heavy bronze coin called an as was commonly used by both Etruscans and Romans during the period of the Roman Republic and the later centuries of Etruscan civilization. The double-faced god Janus was featured on the “heads” side and the prow of a Roman ship on the reverse.
Prov. 70N/0.17.1. Diam. 3.2. Max. Th. 0.4. Wt. 15.3g.
Bronze Republican as of the Janus/ship type.; coin of (Iuventius) Thalna, minted in Rome. Obv. head of Janus. Rev. ship’s prow, above TAL; no trace of the typical inscription ROMA below.
Dating: 179-170 BCE
Bibl: Crawford RRC 161/2
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