In France, in the 1990-2000s, there was an entire collection of college textbooks and manuals from a well-reputed publisher (Presses...
[ATTACH] I'm afraid it's nearly the same as @Ryro 's, but mine has only one tuna-fish. Gades (Cadix, Spain), late 3rd c. BC. AE 19 mm. Obv.: head...
From the released photographs, the coins are Roman sestertii of the 2nd and 3rd c., from Antoninus Pius to Gallienus. The shape of the gold ring...
[ATTACH] Carthage AE 27mm, 21.06 g. 200-146 BC. Obv.: head of Tanit left Rev.: horse pacing r., punic letter beneath. Next : punic script
It is a pity that nearly all of these coins surface on the international market with no whereabouts at all: we shall never know where they were...
Sub-Saharan Africa in Antiquity is not well-known... There is an exception, the kingdom of Axum in today's Ethiopia. This African kingdom traded...
[ATTACH] The coin matches the description: do you see the bust of Jesus on your coin, now?
[ATTACH] Follis of Constantine I, that I found when I was a kid in an old change purse that belonged to my great-grandfather, with small change...
In Rome, in the second half of the 1st century AD, they made oil lamps specially designed for the New Year. They represented a victory holding a...
The most miserable (for a change) jewel made with a coin : [ATTACH] The coin is a Trajan Decius of Caesarea Maritima (Israel). Rosenberger 111....
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