Chalkous

Lokroi Opuntii sit on the eastern coast of Phokis in central Greece, and their bronze issues from this period fall squarely in the aftermath of the Third Sacred War — a conflict that devastated much of the region and reshuffled political allegiances across Boiotia and Lokris. Philip II's decisive victory at Chaironeia in 338 BC effectively ended Greek city-state autonomy in any meaningful military sense, and small civic bronzes like this one continued to circulate as local economies absorbed that political shock.