Dichalkon

正面描述	Bearded male head facing right, rendered in archaic Greek style with thick, flowing locks of hair and a pronounced brow. The portrait, likely representing Poseidon, the principal deity of Helike, is depicted with bold, somewhat crude relief characteristic of early Achaean bronze coinage. The hair radiates from the crown in wavy striations, framing the face with naturalistic energy. The surface shows natural patination consistent with prolonged burial, and the flan is slightly irregular at the periphery.
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正面铭文	EΛIK
背面描述	A trident, the iconic symbol of Poseidon, depicted upright and centrally placed within a wreath of olive or laurel branches encircling the field. The trident features three tines with a decorative scroll or volute motif at the base of the handle, rendered in low but crisp relief. The encircling wreath is composed of carefully detailed leaves arranged symmetrically, emphasizing the sacred maritime associations of Helike. The legend EΛIK appears on the obverse, and the reverse field is otherwise plain. The overall composition reflects the Achaean civic iconographic tradition of the early fourth century BC.
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