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Ruler
Anted · coins c. AD 20–45 (IACB)
Known only from coins; Dobunnic ruler, probably late
Anted is known only from coins. Gold staters of the Dobunnic tree-and-horse kind carry ANTED, often followed by RIG, RIGV or RICOV, and silver units carry AN and TED either side of the horse; Evans read the full name as Antedrigus. Most catalogues place Anted, with Eisu, late in the Dobunnic series, just before the Roman conquest: Anted's staters were buried at Nunney in Somerset with coins of Claudius. His gold travelled widely, from Northamptonshire to a in Cornwall. The same name ANTED appears on silver coins of the of East Anglia; Evans thought them one prince, but catalogues now keep the Dobunnic Anted and the Icenian Antedios apart.,,,
Known for Late gold of the , with the ANTED RIG(V) read by some as 'Anted the king'.
Family and links
- Anted: the ruler of this coin · on the timeline
- Eisu: contemporary (Dobunnic ruler with near-identical coins); read from coin legends · on the timeline
- Antedios: contemporary, probably a different man of the same name among the Iceni; one reading, · on the timeline
People Dobunni: An Iron Age people of the west of England, broadly today's Gloucestershire, Bristol and north Somerset, reaching into Oxfordshire, Wiltshire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire; under Rome their centre was Cirencester.
Read more: Wikipedia: Dobunni · Iron Age Coins in Britain: ABC 2066 · PAS record 784959 (featured coin) · Anted: all coins · Dobunni: all coins
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