bga_682216 - PICTONES (Area of Poitiers) Statère d’or bas à la joue tatouée, revers à gauche
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种类 Statère d’or bas à la joue tatouée, revers à gauche
日期: Ier siècle avant J.-C.
铸币厂名称/城市 Poitiers (86)
材质 electrum
直径 22 mm
模子方针 11 h.
重量 6,95 g.
稀少度 R3
关于品相的说明
Exemplaire à l’usure relative mais monnaie bien centrée avec le tatouage bien visible
出版目录中的项代码 :
正面
正面的文字 ANÉPIGRAPHE.
正面的说明书 Tête (d’Ogmius) à droite, la joue ornée, le nez droit, la chevelure en grosses mèches, d’où partent des cordons perlés ; un symbole en forme de joug devant la bouche.
背面
背面的文字 ANÉPIGRAPHE.
背面的说明书 Aurige tenant une couronne dirigeant à gauche un cheval androcéphale casqué ; dessous, une main sur un joug.
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Ce statère d’électrum est atypique par l’ornement (tatouage) de la joue au droit, mais surtout par l’orientation du cheval au revers !
Excessivement rare, ce statère est du même type que la monnaie DT. S 3656A du supplément du Nouvel Atlas Tome 4.
Sous le cheval, la main est bien visible sur cet exemplaire, traitée comme un peigne.
This electrum stater is atypical by the ornament (tattoo) of the cheek on the right, but especially by the orientation of the horse on the reverse! Exceedingly rare, this stater is of the same type as the DT coin. S 3656A of the supplement to the Nouvel Atlas Volume 4. Under the horse, the hand is clearly visible on this example, treated like a comb
Excessivement rare, ce statère est du même type que la monnaie DT. S 3656A du supplément du Nouvel Atlas Tome 4.
Sous le cheval, la main est bien visible sur cet exemplaire, traitée comme un peigne.
This electrum stater is atypical by the ornament (tattoo) of the cheek on the right, but especially by the orientation of the horse on the reverse! Exceedingly rare, this stater is of the same type as the DT coin. S 3656A of the supplement to the Nouvel Atlas Volume 4. Under the horse, the hand is clearly visible on this example, treated like a comb
历史细节
PICTONES (Area of Poitiers)
(2nd - 1st century BC)
The Pictons were a people of the Celtic settled in the current Poitou to whom they gave their name. Their capital was Lemonum (origin: lemo or limo = elm), at the confluence of the Clain and the Boivre, on a fortified oppidum, today Poitiers. They were a people who had good sailors. Their name comes from the fact that they painted their faces, Pictavi, name given by Caesar. He enlisted five thousand Pictons as auxiliaries in 56 BC. -VS. , in order to build boats for his campaign against the Veneti. This fleet was also used for the Brittany expedition in 55 BC.. -VS. In 52 BC. -VS. , they provided eight thousand men to the relief army to go and deliver Alesia, besieged by Caesar. Among the Picton chiefs mentioned several times, we find Atectorix and Duratios. Atectorix seems to have been a Gallic chief or notable who was to create an "ala I Gallorum Atectorigiana" at the end of Caesar's stay in Gaul (50 BC).. -VS. ) or just after leaving for Italy. The troop thus created constituted a unit of auxiliaries, soldiers who served in the Roman armies but were not integrated into the legions.. As for Duratios, a Gallic chief, he was one of the kings of the Pictons. Faithful ally of the Romans, he was besieged in 51 BC. -VS. by Dumnacus, Chief of the Andes, in Lemonum (Poitiers). He was delivered by Caius Fabius. Later, Caesar gave him the right of Roman citizenship. It is mentioned by Hirtius. Caesar (BG. III, 11; VII, 4 and 75; VIII, 26 and 27). Strabo (G. IV, 2, 1). Kruta: 68, 365-366.
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