Semuncia

正面描述	Veiled head of a female deity, most likely Diana or a local Campanian goddess, facing right, with a laurel wreath visible above the veil; the hair falls in long, neatly rendered locks behind the neck. The effigy is executed in a competent Italiot style characteristic of Campanian bronzes of the Second Punic War period. The field is plain, and the design is contained within a beaded border that runs around the full circumference of the flan.
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背面描述	A prominent ear of barley or wheat occupies the center of the field, rendered with fine detail showing individual grains and two drooping lateral leaves at the base, evoking the agricultural fertility of the Campanian region. To the left of the grain ear, the Oscan legend reading 'KAPU' is inscribed vertically in Old Italic script characters, identifying the issuing city of Capua. The entire design is enclosed within a neat beaded border. The composition is bold and emblematic, reflecting the civic pride and economic autonomy Capua exercised during its brief alliance with Carthage.
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边缘	Plain
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