vince76
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Hi mates
I have the chance to get back for almost one month near the site where i was searching in August this year.
The first day i explored the areas that i already searched on August. I was not suprised that other coins came out.
One fact is interesting, that the coins are almost the same. There are no coins from different ages.
The one that i found are from 350-250 B.C, times of Philipp II or his son, Alexander the great. Philip is shown as an old man with a long barb while Alexander used the lion hair.
On the coins of Philip, the reverse has a tripod and the name of the province.
This makes me think that this site was inhabitted just for a short period.
A great part is not accessible because of the bushes and some short trees.
I will get back there and see what else can i find.
Thanks for reading
I have the chance to get back for almost one month near the site where i was searching in August this year.
The first day i explored the areas that i already searched on August. I was not suprised that other coins came out.
One fact is interesting, that the coins are almost the same. There are no coins from different ages.
The one that i found are from 350-250 B.C, times of Philipp II or his son, Alexander the great. Philip is shown as an old man with a long barb while Alexander used the lion hair.
On the coins of Philip, the reverse has a tripod and the name of the province.
This makes me think that this site was inhabitted just for a short period.
A great part is not accessible because of the bushes and some short trees.
I will get back there and see what else can i find.
Thanks for reading
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