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FeaturedPAS 8587460.99 g · 12.78 mmPhoto: Suffolk County Council, Alexander Bliss / The Portable Antiquities Scheme, via Wikimedia CommonsCC BY 2.0 For members
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Cani Duro (CANI DVRO) · c. AD 10–40
First inscribed Icenian silver; one name, two, or a place
CANI DVRO is the on a small issue of Icenian silver units from today's Norfolk and Suffolk, struck from a single and three dies. Talbot places it after the boar-and-horse units and before the ANTED coins, making it probably the first Icenian coinage. Whether CANI DVRO names one person, two people, a title or a place is unknown: Evans suggested a town name, Nash Briggs two names or titles, and Talbot a link with the tribal name or the later ECEN legend.,,
Known for The first inscribed silver of the , with a boar and a horse.
Family and links
- Cani Duro (CANI DVRO): the ruler of this coin · on the timeline
- Antedios: successor (one reading), whose ANTED units follow this issue; 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 1630 · Wikipedia: Iceni · Cani Duro: all coins · Iceni: all coins
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