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正面描述	Bare male head facing right, rendered in the Ibero-Celtic artistic tradition, adorned with a pearl or bead necklace at the neck. Two dolphins are depicted to the right of the effigy, a characteristic symbol associated with several Celtiberian mint types. The hair is rendered in thick, stylized strands. The overall style reflects provincial Hellenistic influence filtered through indigenous Iberian craftsmanship.
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背面文字	Iberian (Celtiberian)
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附加信息	The "Belaiskom" attribution identifies this piece as part of a small group of Iberian bronze issues whose precise issuing authority remains debated among specialists — the mint name itself is a modern scholarly reconstruction, not an ancient toponym confirmed by epigraphy. CNH#1 and ACIP#1814 place it at the head of the Untikesken sequence, situating production in the northeastern Iberian coastal zone during a period when Roman administrative pressure was steadily reorganizing indigenous monetary output across the peninsula. The date range spans the decades immediately following Rome's destruction of Numantia in 133 BC.

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