1/2 Stater with wolf and kneeling charioteer

The Aulerci Eburovices, a Belgic Gaulish people settled around what is now Évreux in Normandy, produced a relatively restricted coinage compared to their more prolific neighbors. Their gold issues derive ultimately from Macedonian prototypes that filtered westward through trade and mercenary service, though by the time types like this half stater emerged, any connection to the original models had been radically abstracted through successive die-copying generations.

The kneeling charioteer motif is specific enough to this regional series that it functions as a tribal identifier in the archaeological record — findspot concentrations cluster tightly within Eburovican territory, suggesting limited circulation beyond their own political boundaries.