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Silver Unit - Addedomaros Dreadlocks

Issuer Catuvellauni and Trinovantes tribes (Celtic Britain)
Year 45 BC - 25 BC
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Diameter 13 mm
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Reverse description Highly abstract design in the Celtic geometric tradition, depicting a stylised horse or zoomorphic motif rendered through a series of curvilinear lines and pellet ornaments across the flan. The composition is loosely arranged, consistent with the artistic conventions of Late Iron Age British coinage where figurative elements are dissolved into near-abstract decorative forms. The issuer's name AĐĐEDOMAROS appears in the field, serving as the primary identifying legend for this emission. The flan surface shows characteristic hammered irregularity with a crack traversing the centre. The overall design reflects the transition from imported Gaulish prototypes toward an indigenous British coinage style.
Reverse script Greek, Latin
Reverse lettering AĐĐEDOMAROS
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