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| 正面描述 | Stylised boar striding left, with a prominent pellet motif on the shoulder. A spearhead device is positioned in the field before the boar. Four pelleted crescents are arranged above the figure, and a ring-and-pellet motif occupies the field to the rear. The design is rendered in the fluid, abstracted Celtic artistic tradition characteristic of late Iron Age British coinage. |
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| 背面描述 | Stylised horse galloping left with distinctively rendered clumpy hooves and an elaborately depicted flowing mane, executed in the abstract Celtic manner. A pelleted solar disc is positioned above the horse in the upper field. Before the horse, a large annulet composed of a ring of pellets encloses a central ring-and-pellet motif. Below the horse, two further ring-and-pellet motifs flank a vertical row of pellets arranged between them. |
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| 附加信息 |
The Hosidius type takes its name from C. Hosidius Geta, whose Roman denarius — issued around 64 BC — served as the template Celtic die-cutters abstracted into this coinage. The Danebury Spear variant is distinguished by a specific reverse die characteristic documented in the ABC series. Danebury hillfort in Hampshire has produced findspot concentrations suggesting this type circulated heavily in the northern Atrebatic territory during the period of Caesar's Gallic campaigns, when cross-Channel political pressure was actively reshaping tribal coinage hierarchies in southeastern Britain.