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| 表面の説明 | Celticized male head facing left, derived from the Macedonian prototype of Alexander the Great, rendered in characteristically abstracted La Tène style. The hair is depicted as a series of bold, deeply incised parallel ridges sweeping back from the forehead, with additional wavy locks extending to the right and filling the field. A beaded torque or collar is visible at the neck, and a stylized ear is rendered with punched dot decoration. The overall treatment is highly schematic, with the facial features reduced to elongated, deeply cut forms typical of Eastern Celtic die-cutting. |
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| 鋳造数 | ND (200 BC - 1 BC) |
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The Samobor group of Celtic tetradrachms takes its name from the Croatian town near which a significant hoard find helped define the type, giving numismatists a geographic anchor for what was otherwise a poorly understood regional coinage. East Noricum, occupying roughly the eastern Alpine territory of modern Austria and Slovenia, struck these coins under tribal authority during a period of increasing Roman encroachment — the province of Noricum was absorbed into the Roman sphere without military conquest around 15 BC, after which native silver coinage rapidly disappeared from circulation.