Ruler
FreeAndoco · c. 20 BC–AD 10 (coins)
Andoco is known only from his coins, which carry the name in short forms such as ANDO and ANDOCO; the full name is unknown, and Evans's Andocomius was only a guess. His coins look like those of Tasciovanos, king of the at Verlamion (St Albans), and are found in the same region, so he is thought to have ruled alongside or under Tasciovanos. Evans knew this type only from an 18th-century engraving by William Stukeley and believed a genuine example would one day be found; dozens are now recorded.,,,
Known for A small coinage of gold, silver and bronze in Tasciovanos's style; this ANDOCO bronze is his commonest base-metal type.
Andocothis coin
Tasciovanoscontemporary and probable overlord; one coin type carries both names (TASC ANDO), read from coin legends,
People Catuvellauni: A people north of the Thames in today's Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire, centred on Verlamion (St Albans). Andoco's bronzes are found most often at Braughing and Baldock in Hertfordshire and around Harlow in Essex.,,
Read more: Wikipedia: Tasciovanus · IACB: ABC 2727 · Andoco: all coins · Catuvellauni and Trinovantes: all coins
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