Bronze Unit Hengistbury Wreath

发行方	Durotriges tribe (Celtic Britain)
年份	10-45
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材质	Bronze
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背面描述	Abstract Celtic design featuring a central wreath-like or tree-form object with branching elements rising vertically through the field, flanked by multiple crescent motifs arranged around the periphery. A scattered arrangement of pellets occupies the remaining field areas. The overall composition is typical of the highly abstracted Durotrigan artistic style, with all elements rendered in a loose, stylised manner consistent with cast production.
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铸造量	ND (10-45) - VA 1329: Four pellets - ND (10-45) - VA 1330: Four pellets, hammered - ND (10-45) - VA 1332: Six pellets -
附加信息	The Durotriges occupied a stretch of what is now Dorset and Somerset, and Hengistbury Head functioned as one of the most active cross-Channel trading ports in pre-Roman Britain — receiving wine amphorae, figs, and glass from Gaul and the Mediterranean well into the late Iron Age. That trade collapsed sharply after Caesar's Gallic campaigns disrupted continental networks, and the tribe's coinage simultaneously underwent a striking debasement from gold to silver to bronze over roughly a century, this unit representing the final, fully bronze stage of that descent.

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