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Aesu (AESV) · c. AD 30–45
Icenian name on one die of silver units
AESV is a name on silver units of the from today's Norfolk and Suffolk, struck in the decades before the Roman conquest. Talbot's shows that the AESV coins came from one , used with the same die as the SAENV coins and die-linked to the ECE coins, all from one workshop. In 1864 Evans wondered whether AESV and SAEMV were town names; modern catalogues treat Aesu as a person, perhaps a ruler or another local figure, of whom nothing else is known.,,
Known for A short issue of Icenian silver units AESV, struck from a single reverse die.
Family and links
- Aesu (AESV): the ruler of this coin · on the timeline
- Saenu: contemporary; coins struck with the same obverse die (SAENV); one reading
- Ecen: contemporary; ECE B coins die-linked to the same group; one reading · on the timeline
People Iceni: The people of today's Norfolk and north-west Suffolk, who struck large issues of silver units with a boar or crescents and a horse.,
Read more: Iron Age Coins in Britain: ABC 1702 · Wikipedia: Iceni · Aesu: all coins · Iceni: all coins
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