Silver Unit - Regni Petersfield Cernunnos

发行方	Atrebates and Regini tribes (Celtic Britain)
年份	55 BC - 45 BC
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正面描述	Facing stylised head rendered in the Celtic artistic tradition, depicted wearing a sacerdotal headdress interpreted as antlers with a sun-wheel motif between them, possibly incorporating a boar element. A wheel symbol is positioned above the head, nestled between the antlers, likely evoking the deity Cernunnos or a related horned divinity. The design is executed in the characteristic abstract Celtic style with bold, deeply cut relief. The field surrounding the head is plain, emphasising the ritualistic iconography of the central motif.
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边缘	Plain
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附加信息	The Atrebates entered the Roman orbit earlier than most southern British tribes — Commius, their king, had served as Caesar's envoy to Britain before the invasions of 55 and 54 BC, a relationship that soured badly and sent him fleeing to Britain permanently around 50 BC. Coinage attributed to the Atrebates and Regini from this precise window reflects a tribe mid-transition, still producing insular Celtic types while increasingly absorbing continental influences through direct Caesarian contact. The Petersfield geographic attribution for ABC 686 places production in the northern Regini territory of what is now Hampshire.

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