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Drachm

Issuer Katane
Year 405 BC
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Composition Silver
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Reverse description Youthful male head, identified as the river-god Amenanos, facing three-quarters to the left with flowing, windswept hair rendered in fine Classical style. Two reeds or rushes cross behind the neck, referencing the local river of Katane. The legend AMENANOΣ curves around the upper field and EYAI appears below, the latter being the abbreviated signature of the engraver Euainetos, one of the foremost die-cutters of the ancient Greek world.
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