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| 正面描述 | A kantharos (two-handled wine cup) depicted in profile, centrally placed within the field, its wide handles sweeping upward on either side. Two six-pointed stars flank the base of the vessel, one to the left and one to the right, rendered in low relief. The type is unlettered and uninscribed, the design occupying the full flan in a bold, schematic style characteristic of late Tarentine bronze coinage. |
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| 背面铭文 | ΤΑ |
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Tarentum's bronze coinage of this period reflects the city's deteriorating autonomy following its catastrophic miscalculation in inviting Pyrrhus of Epirus to fight Rome on its behalf. After Pyrrhus withdrew in 275 BC and Rome tightened its grip, the city's once-dominant silver stater production contracted sharply, and small bronze issues like this filled local exchange needs as the polis adjusted to client-state status. By 209 BC, Tarentum had defected to Hannibal, and Rome's eventual reconquest brought severe reprisals — enslaving much of the population and stripping the city of its fleet.