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| 表面の説明 | Central rectangular panel containing the Latin inscription SIIC, bordered above and below by horizontal lines creating a tabula ansata-style frame. A pellet-in-ring ornament is positioned above the panel in the upper field, and a second concentric-ring pellet motif occupies the lower field. The design is rendered in the characteristic flat, linear Celtic engraving style typical of Cantian silver minims of the early first century AD. |
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| 表面の銘文 | SIIC |
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The Cantii occupied the territory now roughly corresponding to Kent, and their coinage in the final decades before Roman conquest reflects a tribe already deeply embedded in cross-Channel trade networks with Belgic Gaul. Minims — the smallest denomination in the late Iron Age British series — were almost certainly used for small transactions in high-frequency markets rather than tribute or gift exchange, which favored larger units.
ABC 450 is attributed to the period immediately preceding or overlapping Claudius's invasion of 43 AD, meaning surviving examples passed through hands that would shortly see Roman currency displace them entirely.