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Arekorata was a Celtiberian city in the upper Duero valley — modern Ágreda, in what is now the province of Soria — that minted bronze coinage under Roman provincial tolerance during the final decades of the Celtiberian script's active use. Its issues belong to the wave of Hispano-Roman municipal bronzes produced after the conclusion of the Numantine War in 133 BC, when Rome reorganized the region but allowed certain communities to continue local coin production. The ACIP 1777 attribution places this piece squarely within that supervised but distinctly Iberian tradition.