Here's an interesting little Apollo with a lyre (next to chin and neck) and the reverse is an alter with Egyptian Isis' headdress. Interesting combination. I picked this up because of the headdress. It sort of goes with my Trajan Egyptian headdress series (a set of 3 the 4th one is going to be impossible to find.) I have a thread on those here somewhere. Anyway, enjoy, and let's see what you have with an Isis headdress! I would also like to know why we would be finding this alter type this far from Eygpt. If anyone has any knowledge to share please do! Pseudo-autonomous. Time of Tiberius (14-37). Æ15. Laodicea ad Lycum, Phrygia 2.22g, 14.6mm, RPC VI 2909 Magistrate: Pythes Pythou (in office for the second time)
