Posted Yesterday 9:41 pm
I'd agree with Celtiberian, rather than Greek proper; if I'm reading the script correctly, the writing beneath the horse/cow is something like "EKuKeKuKe"; the trick with Celtiberian is there's a lot of variability across the region, and a slight difference in a letter or two can radically change the final word. But this to me points to some place like Ekualakos, which does have horse-themed coins. https://en.numista.com/314204
Of course, there's always a possibility it's Parthian, or some other script with an accidental similarity to Celtiberian.
Of course, there's always a possibility it's Parthian, or some other script with an accidental similarity to Celtiberian.
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