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Ostia Antiquarium inv. 5781
Obverse:
AA GS
- Shield with letters on either side; A above G on left, A above S on right.
Reverse:
ROMVLA
- Legend in two lines: ROM / VLA
Physical Description
Shape:
circle
Typological Description
Source:
TURS 1478
Object Type:
Token
Manufacture:
Cast
Material:
Lead
Date Range
From Date:
A.D. 1
To Date:
A.D. 300
Geographic
Region:
Italy
Shape:
circle
Findspot Description
Findspot
Description:
Ostia, street parallel to the west side of the Capitolium and the south side of the Piccolo Mercato. Specifically the excavations focused on the second taberna. Four coins, a marble fragment and red slip ware were also uncovered.
Findspot:
Ostia (Italy)
Point
Coordinates:
41.754855, 12.287656
References
Reference:
NSc. 1912, p. 280
Reference:
Giornale degli Scavi 1912 no. 5 p. 151
Administrative History
Collection:
Ostia Antiquarium
Rights
CopyrightHolder:
University of Warwick
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