ID of Ancient Bronzes in Poland

A friend of mine needs help in ID'ing these bronzes. I don't have weights nor dimensions, tho I could request those. He's a collector in Warsaw, Poland.

Greek bronze:




Roman Colonial, so I'm told:



TIAN #1:



TIAN #2:



TIAN #3:


At least we have good images even if the latter 2 coins aren't highly detailed. Any help would be appreciated.

 

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Rather than TIAN, I believe the inscription on the last 3 is ΠΑΝ for Pantikapaion a Greek city on Ukraine's Crimea peninsula, not terribly far from Poland.

 

Agree. Similar to these in my collection:

 

Top: Campania, Neapolis (modern Naples, Italy).

 

Thanks very much. I'll report these to my friend in Poland. The 1st bronze appears to be closest to WildWinds SNG ANS 530cf.

Neapolis, Campania, AE19, 250-225 BC. Laureate head of Apollo left within laureate wreath / NEOΠOΛITΩN beneath lyre between caduceus to left and omphalos to right. (pedum beneath the legend?). Mionnet I, 225; type of SNG ANS 530.

There are other varieties which have the tripod between the vertical lines of lettering but those have a male head obv.

 

Consider how the obverse is described here:
https://cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=276896