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Gold Stater - Addedomaros Shell Wheel

Issuer Catuvellauni and Trinovantes tribes (Celtic Britain)
Year 45 BC - 25 BC
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Diameter 21 mm
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Reverse description A stylised annulate horse advances to the right, rendered with a characteristically Celtic schematic treatment featuring a solid neck, spindly legs, and a distinctive dog-leg joint on one limb; the mane is indicated by a series of pellets or short strokes. Above the horse, an eight-spoked wheel with a ringed pellet at the axle serves as a prominent type symbol, with an additional ringed pellet to the right. Below the horse, a ringed pellet accompanied by a branch or frond device appears, while a figure-of-eight motif with associated pellets occupies the space before the horse. The tribal ruler's name AĐĐEDOMAROS appears as a retrograde or standard inscription disposed around the central design.
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Reverse lettering AĐĐEDOMAROS
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