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Bronze Unit 'Trinovantian S' RVIIS

Issuer Catuvellauni tribe
Year 15 BC - 10 AD
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Orientation Variable alignment ↺
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Reverse lettering VIIR
(Translation: Verlamion.)
Edge Plain
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The attribution "Trinovantian S" reflects the long-running scholarly debate over whether these coins were struck by the Catuvellauni under Tasciovanus or by the Trinovantes before Catuvellaunian absorption of their territory — a political conquest that archaeology suggests was largely complete by the early first century AD. The RVIIS inscription remains incompletely understood; it may denote a mint site, a magistrate, or a subordinate ruler, none of which has been confirmed to universal satisfaction.