Carthaginian Silver Tetradrachm (Illustration)

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by British Museum
published on 21 September 2016

Carthaginian Silver Tetradrachm — A silver tetradrachm minted in Carthage, 330-300 BCE. Obv.: head of the goddess Tanit with dolphins. Rev. : horse's head and palm tree. The legend reads 'm mhnt' meaning 'people of the camp', that is army camp. Many such coins were minted to pay mercenaries. (British Museum, London)

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