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| 裏面の説明 | A horseman galloping vigorously to the right, shown in dynamic pose with arm extended forward hurling a spear; the figure is depicted above a horizontal ground line that divides the field from the exergue. Below the ground line, the tribal inscription DOMISA is inscribed in Latin characters, identifying this issue as a Celtic imitation of Roman republican denarii produced by the Eravisci tribe of Pannonia. The design closely follows Roman Republican cavalry-motif reverse types. |
| 裏面の文字体系 | Latin |
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The Eravisci were a Celtic tribe settled in Pannonia, in the region around modern Budapest, whose coinage is a textbook case of provincial imitation: their denarii copy Roman Republican types so faithfully that misattribution was common among earlier cataloguers. The tribe likely gained access to Roman coin prototypes through trade along the Danube corridor, and the quality of the silverwork suggests a degree of craft specialization unusual for a non-Roman Danubian issuer of this period.
Attribution relies heavily on find-spot distribution, concentrated in the Buda hills.