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| 表面の説明 | Archaic spoked wheel design occupying the central field, rendered in a bold, schematic style characteristic of early Etruscan aes grave coinage. The wheel features a clearly defined circular rim with multiple radiating spokes converging at a central hub, all enclosed within a plain incuse border. The design is executed in low relief with broad, flat surfaces typical of cast aes grave production. The value mark II (denoting 2 asses) appears within the field. The overall composition is geometric and archaic in character, reflecting the pre-Roman monetary traditions of Etruria. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | II (Translation: 2) |
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Etruscan aes grave production remains poorly understood in terms of specific mint attribution — the issuing authority here is genuinely uncertain, and scholars have debated whether pieces of this type originated from a single center or multiple workshops operating within a loose regional tradition. What is clear is that by the mid-third century BC, bronze casting of this weight class was already anachronistic; Rome had largely abandoned comparable heavy cast coinage, and Etruscan cities issuing such pieces were operating against the grain of a Mediterranean world moving toward struck silver.
At over 280 grams, this is functional metal by mass rather than convenience — transactional in the way a bullion weight is transactional.