GAUL, SENONES
The Celtic Senones tribe were from the Seine river valley region in north-central France. During Julius Caesar’s Gallic Wars of 58–50 BC, the Senones, opposed Caesar but were eventually subdued and their
lands were integrated into Roman Gaul. The Senones left a lasting mark through their name on the city of Sens and their role in shaping early Roman-Celtic interactions.
CLICK ON THUMBNAILS TO ENLARGE
|
WC 10765 |
Cast Potin (18mm). Head right with six locks of
hair. ® Horse left, pellets around. 4.3g. Circa 1st Century BC. |
£75.00 |
 |
|
WC 10767 |
Cast Potin (18mm). Head right with six locks of
hair. ® Horse left, pellets around. 3.3g. Circa 1st Century BC. |
£65.00 |
 |
|
WC 10768 |
Cast Potin (18mm). Head right with six locks of
hair. ® Horse left, pellets around. 3.3g. Circa 1st Century BC. |
£60.00 |
 |
|
WC 10769 |
Cast Potin (18mm). Head right with six locks of
hair. ® Horse left, pellets around. 4.1g. Circa 1st Century BC. |
£55.00 |
 |
|
WC 10770 |
Cast Potin (18mm). Head right with six locks of
hair. ® Horse left, pellets around. 4.7g. Circa 1st Century BC. |
£50.00 |
 |
|
WC 10771 |
Cast Potin (18mm). Helmeted head left. ® Horse
left. 2.7g. Circa 1st Century BC. |
£65.00 |
 |
|
WC 10772 |
Cast Potin (18mm). Helmeted head left. ® Horse
left. 2.7g. Circa 1st Century BC. |
£50.00 |
 |
|
