Bronze with Demos VOLCAE AREC

正面描述	Diademed head of Artemis facing right, her hair arranged in a series of tight curls beneath the diadem, with a wreath depicted to the right of the effigy. The legend VOLCAE arcs around the upper left field in Latin characters. The style is characteristic of late Gaulish provincial coinage, with a somewhat schematized rendering of the deity's features.
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附加信息	The Volcae Arecomici were a Gaulish people settled in the Narbonensis region around modern Nîmes, and by the time this series was struck, they had been operating under Roman provincial administration for decades. Their bronze coinage with the DEMOS legend — a Greek civic term almost certainly borrowed from Massalia's numismatic conventions — reflects the peculiar cultural layering of southern Gaul, where Hellenistic, Celtic, and Roman influences ran together without fully resolving into any one tradition. Massalia's commercial reach into the Rhône corridor was long enough that Greek terminology carried real institutional weight even among inland Gaulish communities.

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