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| 背面描述 | A bull charging to the left with tail raised, rendered in the bold, schematic Celtic style characteristic of the Sequani potin series. The animal is depicted in vigorous motion, with exaggerated sweeping curved horns, a compact globular body, and sturdy haunches conveyed through simplified, powerful forms. A prominent globule is positioned beneath the bull's body, a diagnostic compositional element of this series. The field is otherwise plain, devoid of inscription, exergual line, or additional decorative elements. |
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| 铸造量 | ND (100 BC - 10 BC) |
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The Sequani occupied the territory of modern Franche-Comté and were among the more politically volatile of the Gallic tribes — it was their appeal to Ariovistus and his Germanic forces for military assistance against the Aedui that ultimately gave Julius Caesar his pretext for intervention in Gaul in 58 BC. Potin coinage of this type was cast rather than struck, a distinction that matters: Gallic potin production involved ladling molten alloy into clay or stone moulds, often in linked chains, leaving characteristic casting sprues that were broken off before circulation.
The smooth headband variant catalogued under DT 3091 is typologically distinct from related Sequani issues with beaded or decorated bands — a die-level detail that helps sequence the series chronologically within the tribe's output.