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| 表面の説明 | Facing bull's head rendered in three-quarter view, turned slightly to the right, with prominent horns and deeply modelled features typical of Hellenistic Bosporan coinage. The bovine head is centrally placed within a plain circular border, with the muzzle and eyes rendered in fine relief against an unadorned field. No legend or inscription appears on the obverse. |
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| 鋳造所 | Panticapaeum |
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Parisades IV ruled the Bosporan Kingdom at a moment of deepening Pontic pressure — the dynasty was already sliding toward the client relationship with Mithridates VI that would eventually end Bosporan independence entirely, though that crisis lay a generation ahead. Panticapaeum, the kingdom's capital on the Crimean straits, maintained its mint continuously through these decades, producing small bronzes for local commercial use among a population that was ethnically mixed Greek and Scythian.
The tight clustering of catalog references — Anokhin, MacDonald, SNG Copenhagen — reflects how thoroughly this type has been documented despite its modest size, largely because Pontic and Bosporan numismatics attracted serious German and Soviet scholarship through the twentieth century.