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Heavy tetrobol(?) of Perdikkas II of Macedonia
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Obverse: Horse walking r., rider wearing petasus.
Reverse: Lion forepart r., both forepaws visible; above, caduceus r.
Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art & Numismatics
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Unspecified Collection
Title: Heavy tetrobol(?) of Perdikkas II of Macedonia
Description:
Obverse: Horse walking r.
, rider wearing petasus.
Reverse: Lion forepart r.
, both forepaws visible; above, caduceus r.
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