Tetradrachm - Artramush Middle Period

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背面描述	The king is depicted mounted on horseback, advancing to the right in a dynamic equestrian pose typical of Central Asian royal coinage. The royal dynastic tamgha in the form of an 'S' symbol appears to the left of the horse in the field. A Chorasmian-script legend encircles the design around the periphery, identifying the ruler as King Artramush. The reverse lettering is partially preserved, with some characters illegible due to wear and the irregular flan characteristic of hammered issues of this period.
背面文字	Greek/Chorasmian
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附加信息	Choresmian coinage of this period occupies an awkward documentary gap — the region's political history between the Kushan sphere and the later Afrigid dynasty is poorly reconstructed, and the attribution to an "Artramush Middle Period" reflects Vainberg's typological sequencing rather than any confirmed ruler name recovered from written sources. The coinage itself is among the primary evidence for Chorasmia's administrative continuity during a century when the surrounding regions were being reshaped by Kushan expansion.

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