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Æ17 - Augustus

Issuer Chalcis (Achaea)
Year 27 BC - 14 AD
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Composition Bronze
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Obverse script Greek
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Reverse description Head of Hera facing right, crowned with the polos, the tall cylindrical headdress emblematic of her cult as the principal deity of Chalcis. The goddess is depicted in the Hellenistic style with fine facial features and draped shoulders, consistent with the artistic conventions of Achaean provincial bronzes of the Augustan period. The reverse field is unlettered, with the deity's identity conveyed solely through the distinctive polos crown. The surface exhibits a dark patina with some encrustation obscuring finer details.
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Edge Plain
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