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| 背面描述 | A Celticized horse prancing to the left occupies the central field, rendered in the energetic, stylized manner characteristic of British Late Iron Age Celtic coinage. Ring-pellets are distributed in the field around the horse, while a decorative branch or leaf motif appears below. The retrograde or partial inscription DVBNOVELLAVN appears in the field above and around the horse, identifying the issuing ruler Dubnovellaunus. The overall composition is typical of the Trinovantian coinage tradition of the late 1st century BC. |
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Dubnovellaunus ruled the Trinovantes from their capital at Camulodunum — modern Colchester — during a period when Caesar's expeditions a generation earlier had fundamentally altered the political calculus of southeastern Britain. Whether he is the same Dubnovellaunus who later appears on coins of the Cantii remains debated; the overlap in types and territory suggests either movement between kingdoms or a deliberate dynastic claim, but no consensus has held.
His name appears on only a handful of stater types, making attributed examples relatively scarce against the broader mass of anonymous Trinovantian gold.