We are almost set up at Brimfield May show at Booth 47 in New England motel up on the front road ready to open on Wednesday morning at 6am we can't wait!!!!! #antiqueshopping #antiqueshows #brimfieldskeleton #brimfieldantiqueshow #brimfieldmassachusetts #brimfieldfleamarket #brimfieldfleafinder #brimfieldsskeletonontent #brimfield2024 #brimfield2024mayshow #revolutionarywarrelics #civilwarrelics #civilwarcollector #revolutionarywarrelics #wwiiartifacts #wwiirelics #militaryantique #militarycollector #militria #romanartifacts #swords #indianartifacts #arrowheads #wwiuniform #pickelhaube #imperialgermany #boyscoutpatches #oalodgeflaps #bsapatches #colonialantiques #primitives
Post #192: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 4.70 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #539: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 654-655 AD (Regnal Year 14). This coin weighs 2.65 grams. Minted at Constantinople, 4th Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1007, DO 72c Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing with long beard and moustache. Wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "M", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, cross above, Officina numeral beneath, and regnal year in exergue. "M" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier Follis. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #973: Roman Empire Bronze Maiorina, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 393-395 AD. This coin weighs 6.05 grams. Minted at Cyzicus, 1st Officina (Modern Erdek, Türkiye). Reference Number: RIC 27a Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "GLORIA-ROMANORVM". Emperor, head right, standing facing, holding standard and globe. Reverse Mintmark: SMKA #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
ancient antiquities for our upcoming auction - - - - #aalders_sydney #antiques #ancientgreece #ancientgreek #archaeology #ancienthistory #ancientartifacts #antiquities #antiquefinds #ancientrome #ancientroman #romanartifacts #greekart #greekartifacts
🏛️ Ancient Roman Mermaid 🏛️ Prompt for mermay thanks to @chloe.z.arts Thank you for all the recent support on my art! This is my third entry for #historicalmermay2024 I was inspired by the colors of the mediterranean sea for the rocky deep blue background. The tail is reminiscent of royalty. Red being a significant color of the roman empire as well as purple being a royal color. Her jewelry is inspired by the artifacts of gold found in the references slide of this post! I wanted to include the laurel crown in a unique way so I have her a tattoo! I don’t know if I’ve mentioned this before, but many of my historical mermaids including this one, I try to model the look after what was the perceived beauty standards of the culture. For example, beautiful women in ancient rome were described as “fair haired”, light colored hair was seen as a rare feature to have. #ceasar #romanempire #ancientrome #rome #coloseum #historicalmermay #historicalmermaychallenge #historicalfashion #mediterranean #romanart #romanartifacts #mermay #mermay2024 #mermay
Day 5: The first official day on site! The site's looking loads better after a huge clean up today🧹 we have now exposed a section of the main drain. #romanartefacts #cumbrialife #heritage #carlisle #cumbia #romanempire #summer #romanartifacts #history
Dr. Vennarucci talks about a marble portrait bust of a young Roman girl, one of the many incredible pieces in the Greco-Roman collection at the University of Arkansas Museum Collections. This portrait most likely belonged to a tomb monument commemorating the death of this young girl. We can still see the remnants of red pigment in her hairs, reminding us that Roman sculpture was always painted. @uark.arthistory @uarkmuseum @uarkwllc #romanart #romanarchaeology #romanartifacts #portrait
Post #191: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 4.66 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #538: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 653-654 AD (Regnal Year 13). This coin weighs 4.26 grams. Minted at Constantinople, 5th Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1007, DO 71d Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing with long beard and moustache. Wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "M", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, cross above, Officina numeral beneath, and regnal year in exergue. "M" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier Follis. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #972: Roman Empire Bronze Maiorina, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 387-392 AD. This coin weighs 4.71 grams. Minted at Constantinople, 2nd Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye). Reference Number: RIC 83b, Subtype 1 Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "VIRTVS E-XERCITI". Emperor standing right, holding standard and globe, left foot on captive. Reverse Mintmark: +/-//CONSA #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #190: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 4.59 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #537: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 652-653 AD (Regnal Year 12). This coin weighs 3.39 grams. Minted at Constantinople, 5th Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1007, DO 70 Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing with long beard and moustache. Wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "M", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, cross above, Officina numeral beneath, and regnal year in exergue. "M" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier Follis. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #971: Roman Empire Bronze Maiorina, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 383-386 AD. This coin weighs 5.02 grams. Minted at Constantinople, 2nd Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye). Reference Number: RIC 52c, Subtype 4 Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, helmeted (with pearl-diadem), draped and cuirassed, right, holding spear and shield in front. Reverse Explained: "GLORIA RO-MANORVM". Emperor, head right, standing facing, on ship, raising right hand; Victory seated right at helm. Reverse Mintmark: (wreath)/-//CONB #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Day 3: Today's top finds are these Roman rings, one silver and two bronze. Lot's of other finds including pottery, Samian and coins! #archaeologylovers #archaeologist #archaeologylife #romanartefacts #romanempire #romanarchitecture #history #romanartifacts #heritage #cumbrialife
Day 3: lots more progress on the trench, almost ready for Saturday now! We've located the last slot through the main drain, the full width of the Roman road and a southern wall of the building. #archaeologylovers #archaeologist #archaeologylife #romanartefacts #romanempire #romanarchitecture #history #romanartifacts #heritage #cumbrialife
❗️English version below ❗️ Viele glauben, dass die unheimlichen Figuren, die in Pompeji gefunden wurden, versteinerte Überreste sind, aber in Wirklichkeit handelt es sich um kunstvolle Gipsabgüsse. Diese Abgüsse entstanden, indem Gips vorsichtig in die Hohlräume gegossen wurde, die von Körpern hinterlassen wurden, die unter Schichten vulkanischer Asche verwesten und so einen Moment festhielten, der in der Zeit erstarrt ist. Many believe the eerie figures found in Pompeii are petrified remains, but in reality, they are intricate plaster casts. These casts were formed by carefully pouring plaster into the spaces left by bodies that decayed under layers of volcanic ash, capturing a moment frozen in time. #pompeji #pompeii #volcanic #archaeology #romanartifacts #klassischearchäologie #unileipzig #ausgrabung #gipsabguss
A remarkable discovery beneath a Hotel | Back in 2009, during the construction of a new hotel in Antakya, Turkey, workers unearthed an extensive mosaic dating back over 2000 years to Roman and Hellenic times. Alongside, they found over 35,000 artifacts including glassware, coins, and jewelry. Archaeologists believe this intricate geometric mosaic once adorned the floor of a public building, spanning 1,050m² (9,000 square feet). The centerpiece is bordered by captivating animal 'paintings' in mosaic, depicting pairs of dogs, goats, deer, hares, and birds engaged in various activities. Despite segments being affected by earthquakes in 526 and 528 A.D., much of the original mosaic remains intact. The Asfuroğlu group, owners of the hotel, embraced the challenge of integrating this archaeological marvel into their blueprints. 📸Captured by: @saffetemretonguc #AntakyaMosaic #RomanArtifacts #ArchaeologicalDiscovery #HistoricalTreasure #HotelIntegration #ancienthistory
Post #189: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 4.24 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #536: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 652-653 AD (Regnal Year 12). This coin weighs 4.41 grams. Minted at Constantinople, 4th Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1007, DO 70b Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing with long beard and moustache. Wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "M", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, cross above, Officina numeral beneath, and regnal year in exergue. "M" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier Follis. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #970: Roman Empire Bronze Maiorina, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 393-395 AD. This coin weighs 4.04 grams. Minted at Antioch, 4th Officina (Modern Antakya, Türkiye). Reference Number: RIC 68a Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "GLORIA-ROMANORVM". Emperor, head right, standing facing, holding standard and globe. Reverse Mintmark: ANTΔ #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #188: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.97 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #535: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 652-653 AD (Regnal Year 12). This coin weighs 4.10 grams. Minted at Constantinople, 4th Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1007, DO 70b Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing with long beard and moustache. Wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "M", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, cross above, Officina numeral beneath, and regnal year in exergue. "M" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier Follis. The regnal year is also mistakenly written as "IIX" rather than "XII". #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #969: Roman Empire Bronze Maiorina, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 387-392 AD. This coin weighs 5.81 grams. Minted at Antioch, 2nd Officina (Modern Antakya, Türkiye). Reference Number: RIC 63d Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, rosette-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "VIRTVS E-XERCITI". Emperor, standing right, holding standard and globe, left foot on captive. Reverse Mintmark: ANTB Special Notes: This coin is doublestruck. #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
A list of the discoveries includes a pair of 12-15 ft tall sandstone Roman god sculptures, dating back to around AD200, Roman tiles bearing an imperial stamp, providing evidence of a connection to 3rd century Roman Emperor Septimius Severus, A North African style bathhouse, reflecting the emperor's Libyan origins. The volunteer-led excavation is scheduled to begin on May 7 and end on June 17. There are still a few volunteer spaces left for people who would like to be involved in the unique project and contribute to learning more about Carlisle's Roman history. These finds offer an intriguing window into Roman Britain and are of global significance. The excavation site claims to have many more secrets that are just waiting to be discovered. #talksocialtous #archaeologists #romandiscoveries #excavationsites #explorepage #romanartifacts #archaeology
Post #187: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.88 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #534: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 651-652 AD (Regnal Year 11). This coin weighs 3.82 grams. Minted at Constantinople, 5th Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1006, DO 69e Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing with long beard and moustache. Wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "M", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, cross above, Officina numeral beneath, and regnal year in exergue. "M" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier Follis. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #968: Roman Empire Bronze Centenionalis, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 384-388 AD. This coin weighs 2.37 grams. Minted at Thessalonica, 4th Officina (Modern Thessaloniki, Greece). Reference Number: RIC 61b Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "VIRTVS-AVGGG". Emperor, head right, standing left, on ship, holding Phoenix on globe and standard, his right foot on captive; Victory at helm. Reverse Mintmark: Δ/-//TES #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #186: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.81 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #533: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 651-652 AD (Regnal Year 11). This coin weighs 2.60 grams. Minted at Constantinople, 3rd Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1006, DO 69c Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing with long beard and moustache. Wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "M", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, cross above, Officina numeral beneath, and regnal year in exergue. "M" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #967: Roman Empire Bronze Centenionalis, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 384-388 AD. This coin weighs 1.80 grams. Minted at Thessalonica, 4th Officina (Modern Thessaloniki, Greece). Reference Number: RIC 61b Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "VIRTVS-AVGGG". Emperor, head right, standing left, on ship, holding Phoenix on globe and standard, his right foot on captive; Victory at helm. Reverse Mintmark: Δ/-//TES #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
“Roman Ceramic Golded Plate with Jupiter’s Eagle” #RomanGoldPlate #JupitersEagle #RomanArtifacts #AncientGold #ArchaeologicalFinds #AncientTreasures #RomanHistory #Artifacts #Archaeology #AncientRome #RomanEmpire #Jupiter #EagleSymbol #AncientArt #GoldArtifacts #CulturalHeritage #HistoricalArtifacts #AncientTreasures #ArtHistory #AncientCivilization #GoldSmithing #ArchaeologicalDiscovery #RomanCulture #HeritagePreservation #MuseumExhibit
Post #185: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.80 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #532: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 641-648 AD (Uncertain Regnal Year). This coin weighs 4.77 grams. Minted at Constantinople, Uncertain Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1000, 1005, DO 59-60, 63-68 Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing, wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "m", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, cross above, Regnal year followed by Officina numeral in exergue. "m" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on a Heraclius AE Follis, Constantinople Mint, 5th Officina, Year 30 (SB 811-DO 126b). #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #966: Roman Empire Bronze Centenionalis, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 379-383 AD. This coin weighs 2.87 grams. Minted at Nicomedia, 3rd Officina (Modern Izmit, Türkiye). Reference Number: RIC 31b, Subtype 1 Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "CONCOR-DIA AVGGG". Constantinopolis, helmeted, head right, seated facing, on throne, holding partly seen spear and globe, right leg bare, right foot on prow. Reverse Mintmark: SMNΓ #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #184: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.73 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #531: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 641-648 AD (Uncertain Regnal Year). This coin weighs 3.41 grams. Minted at Constantinople, Uncertain Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1000, 1005, DO 59-60, 63-68 Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing, wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "m", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, cross above, Regnal year followed by Officina numeral in exergue. "m" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on a Heraclius AE Follis, Constantinople Mint, 5th Officina, Year 30 (SB 811-DO 126b). #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #965: Roman Empire Bronze Centenionalis, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 383-387 AD. This coin weighs 2.30 grams. Minted at Aquileia, 2nd Officina (Modern Aquileia, Italy). Reference Number: RIC 45b Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "GLORIA RO-MANORVM". Emperor advancing right, dragging captive with right hand and holding labarum in left. Reverse Mintmark: SMAQS #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #183: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.66 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #530: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 645-648 AD (Uncertain Regnal Year). This coin weighs 5.73 grams. Minted at Constantinople, Uncertain Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1005, DO 68.1 Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing, wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "m", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "K" above, Regnal year followed by Officina numeral in exergue. "m" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier type. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #964: Roman Empire Bronze Half Centenionalis, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 384-388 AD. This coin weighs 0.95 grams. Minted at Thessalonica, 2nd Officina (Modern Thessaloniki, Greece). Reference Number: RIC 62b, Subtype 2 Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "GLORIA REI-PVBLICAE". Gate of camp. Reverse Mintmark: B/-//TES #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #182: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.64 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #529: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 645-648 AD (Uncertain Regnal Year). This coin weighs 4.98 grams. Minted at Constantinople, Uncertain Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1005, DO 68.1 Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing, wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "m", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "K" above, Regnal year followed by Officina numeral in exergue. "m" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier type. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #963: Roman Empire Bronze Half Centenionalis, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 384-387 AD. This coin weighs 1.46 grams. Minted at Siscia, 2nd Officina (Modern Sisak, Croatia). Reference Number: RIC 39b, Subtype 2 Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "VICTOR-IA AVGGG". Victory advancing left, holding wreath and palm. Reverse Mintmark: BSIS #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #181: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.57 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #528: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 645-648 AD (Uncertain Regnal Year). This coin weighs 4.28 grams. Minted at Constantinople, Uncertain Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1005, DO 68.1 Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing, wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "m", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "K" above, Regnal year followed by Officina numeral in exergue. "m" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier type. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #962: Roman Empire Bronze Half Centenionalis, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 384-387 AD. This coin weighs 1.02 grams. Minted at Siscia, 2nd Officina (Modern Sisak, Croatia). Reference Number: RIC 39b, Subtype 2 Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "VICTOR-IA AVGGG". Victory advancing left, holding wreath and palm. Reverse Mintmark: BSIS #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
#lonelyclayinspo #romanartifacts #ceramics
Post #180: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.56 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #527: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 645-648 AD (Uncertain Regnal Year). This coin weighs 4.18 grams. Minted at Constantinople, Uncertain Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1005, DO 68.1 Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing, wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "m", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "K" above, Regnal year followed by Officina numeral in exergue. "m" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier type. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
So I’m watching the news about a strange Roman object that’s been found… Looks suspiciously like my artist mark logo and I’m wondering if I’m a time traveler with memory loss? #romanartifacts #ashleyrawsonart
Roman ruins at Chateau Cotet! Their property runs along the Roman road through St Emillion. There are old stone tablets, Roman postal stones, chariot ruts in the stone, and an old Roman cistern they discovered that still works. They have to turn it on and off regularly to keep one of their vineyard plots from flooding! Historians are regularly visiting the property to learn more. #bordeaux #stemillion #romanroad #romanartifacts #romancistern #history #sommlife
Post #179: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.42 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #526: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 645-648 AD (Uncertain Regnal Year). This coin weighs 3.69 grams. Minted at Constantinople, Uncertain Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1005, DO 68.1 Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing, wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "m", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "K" above, Regnal year followed by Officina numeral in exergue. "m" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier type. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #960: Roman Empire Bronze Half Centenionalis, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 388-392 AD. This coin weighs 1.20 grams. Minted at Nicomedia, 1st Officina (Modern Izmit, Türkiye). Reference Number: RIC 45b, Subtype 4 Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "SALVS REI-PVBLICAE". Victory advancing left, with right hand carrying trophy on shoulder and dragging captive with left. Reverse Mintmark: +/-//SNMA #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
I've cleaned up the knobbly #roman brooch a bit more, but I can't tell if this is corrosion or some kind of coloured detailing. The curve is more pronounced than any Polden Hill fibula I've found before, too, so I'm now wondering if it's a different type... Hod Hill, maybe? Also, octopus tentacle 🙂 #romandenarius #noktamakro #noktalegend #noktamacrolegend #nokta #noktametaldetectors #metaldetecting #metaldetectingfinds #metaldetectinguk #britishhistory #englandshistory #romancoins #romancoin #romanempire #romanartifacts
A knobbly fibula? I've got some Googling to do... Also a 1575 Elizabeth I hammered sixpence, and both in successive holes. That's happened once before but I never thought it would happen again given how infrequently I find either! 😁😁😁 #romandenarius #noktamakro #noktalegend #noktamacrolegend #nokta #noktametaldetectors #metaldetecting #metaldetectingfinds #metaldetectinguk #britishhistory #englandshistory #romancoins #romancoin #romanempire #romanartifacts #hammeredcoin
Post #178: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.37 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #525: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 647-648 AD (Regnal Year 7). This coin weighs 4.31 grams. Minted at Constantinople, Uncertain Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1005, DO 66e Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing, wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "m", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "K" above, Regnal year followed by Officina numeral in exergue. "m" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier type. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #959: Roman Empire Bronze Half Centenionalis, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 388-395 AD. This coin weighs 1.46 grams. Minted at Nicomedia, 1st Officina (Modern Izmit, Türkiye). Reference Number: RIC 45b, Subtype 1 Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "SALVS REI-PVBLICAE". Victory advancing left, with right hand carrying trophy on shoulder and dragging captive with left. Reverse Mintmark: SMNA #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #177: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.37 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #524: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 647-648 AD (Regnal Year 7). This coin weighs 3.15 grams. Minted at Constantinople, Uncertain Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1005, DO 66e Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing, wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "m", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "K" above, Regnal year followed by Officina numeral in exergue. "m" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier type. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #958: Roman Empire Bronze Half Centenionalis, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 388-395 AD. This coin weighs 1.34 grams. Minted at Cyzicus, 2nd Officina (Modern Erdek, Türkiye). Reference Number: RIC 26b Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "SALVS REI-PVBLICAE". Victory advancing left, carrying trophy over shoulder with right hand, and dragging captive with left In left field, ☧. Reverse Mintmark: SMKB #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
#Roman board game, nit combs and tent pegs from the #britishmuseum’s #legion exhibition, about life in the #Romanarmy - quite interesting, but not one of their best exhibitions ⭐️⭐️⭐️ #nitcomb #romanbritain #romanartifacts
Post #176: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.36 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #523: Eastern Roman Empire, Bronze Follis, Emperor Constans the Second (Ruled from 641-668 AD) Minted during 647-648 AD (Regnal Year 7). This coin weighs 4.86 grams. Minted at Constantinople, 3rd Officina (Modern Istanbul, Türkiye) Reference Number: Sear 1005, DO 66c Obverse Explained: "EN TUTO NIKA". Constans the Second standing facing, wearing crown and chlamys, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large "m", "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "K" above, Regnal year followed by Officina numeral in exergue. "m" is Greek for 40. There are 40 Nummi in a Follis, so this is a Follis or 40 Nummi. Special Notes: This coin is overstruck on an earlier type. #Justinian #Follis #Roman #Byzantine #Byzantium #Ancientcoin #Jesus #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #justinian #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
Post #957: Roman Empire Bronze Half Centenionalis, Emperor Theodosius the First (Ruled in the East from 379-394 AD, and the Entire Empire from 394-395 AD) Minted during 388-395 AD. This coin weighs 1.24 grams. Minted at Cyzicus, 2nd Officina (Modern Erdek, Türkiye). Reference Number: RIC 26b Obverse Explained: "D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG". Bust of Theodosius I, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed, right. Reverse Explained: "SALVS REI-PVBLICAE". Victory advancing left, carrying trophy over shoulder with right hand, and dragging captive with left In left field, ☧. Reverse Mintmark: SMKB #Constantine #Follis #Roman #Romanempire #Silver #Ancientcoin #Solinvictus #Rome #Italy #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crisisofthethirdcentury #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanempire #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history
The inscription says: “Stop me so as not to flee, and return me to my lord Eviventium in the temple of Callixtus.” This was locked around the slave’s neck so there was no way to take it off. Slave Collars were devices forcibly worn by enslaved people in the Roman Republic. They were used to identify a person as a slave and to prevent escape, as well as to assist in identification of runaway slaves. In this way, slave collars were similar to slave brands, which were also used to identify slaves and their owners. Not all slaves wore collars, particularly if they had positions which were considered prestigious, such as Medicus or Ashur. #romanhistory #ancientrome #ancientromanhistory #ancientromanart #romanartifacts #historyofslavery #romanslave #classicalantiquity #archaeologists #archaelogy #classicalarchaeology #archaeologylover #archaeologylovers #archaeologylove #italianhistory #mediterraneanhistory #ironage #bronzeage #fascination #explore #explorepage
Post #175: Rashidun Caliphate, Bronze Fals/Follis, Anonymous (Mid. 7th Century) Minted circa Mid. 7th Century AD. This coin weighs 3.21 grams. Minted somewhere around Syria. Reference Number: Album 3504 Obverse Explained: Blundered “EN T૪TO” legend; Imperial figure standing facing, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Reverse Explained: Large m, "ANA" to left, "NEOG" to right, "CON" below. Lettering blundered. Special Notes: This coin is imitating an Eastern Roman Follis of Emperor Constans the Second, Constantinople Mint (SB 1000). #Mohammad #Mohamad #Muhammad #Islamiccoin #Dirham #Drachm #Ancientcoin #Constantinople #Turkey #Ancientcoins #Ancient #Crusades #coincollectorsofinstagram #coins #coinsofinstagram #coinsofinsta #roman #romancoinage #romanartifacts #romandenarius #romansilver #ancientrome #ancientromehistory #ancientcoins #numismatics #numismatist #history