Exactly as @Ancientnoob said..
Beautiful
My contribution [ATTACH] Western Xia Dynasty - Da An Bao Qian Tangut script. "Thah Ray Nee Ndzen". Hartill 18.91.
Let's go with lost languages or writing?
I hear you @Severus Alexander ... Romance of the 3 Kingdoms.. [ATTACH] Shu Kingdom. Liu Bei "zhi bai wu zhu " worth 100 wu zhu. [ATTACH]...
Thanks @Black Friar ... the horses from that region was famous and heavily prized for their breed. The emperor would literally him to war to gain...
Fantastic.. even more cosmopolitan with Trilingual pieces. Here is one Trilingual piece (Uyghur, Phagspa, Arabic). [ATTACH] Islamic - Ilkhan....
Thank you. If you refer to Zeno, mine would fall under the category T1 U3.
Gorgeous piece @Ed Snible ! Even more languages!
Many thanks @AnYangMan . Similar to yourself, I am particularly interested in coins that reflect a strong multicultural and multilingual roots....
It's close.. although I wouldn't say exact.. it does follow closely to the Greek standard.
Thanks @Quant.Geek .. it's an excellent read
You're familiar with this coin @Quant.Geek ?
Thanks :happy:
That's a Tamgha. A royal seal of the kingdom. A very common characteristic of central Asian civilisations
Thank you. I have 2 of the 6 Zhu (Drachms) of Khotan but they are all in poor condition unfortunately. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks sir!.. it's my pleasure to share what I have. I don't have much from the western world so I can only share what little I know from the...
Thanks @TheRed ... it is worthwhile getting some.. they are really interesting pieces
Beautiful specimens @Alegandron ... the Bukharan cash piece is really nice.. these were during the zenith of the Tang Dynasty where the influence...
That part was very interesting before the onset of the Muslims. Back then Rome was known as Da Qin or great Qin to the Chinese but they never...
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