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Corio · c. 20 BC–AD 20
Earliest named Dobunnic ruler on coins; known only from coins
Corio is known only from coins of the of the west of England: these gold staters with the tree emblem and the name CORIO above a three-tailed horse, and small quarter staters marked COR. Evans, who read the as VO-CORIO-AD, wondered whether CORIO stood for Corinium (Cirencester); today it is read as a ruler's name. His staters are the commonest Dobunnic gold, and 61 of them were found together in the Farmborough in Somerset.,,
Known for Issuing the first inscribed gold staters of the Dobunni, with the tree and the three-tailed horse.
People Dobunni: An Iron Age people of the west of England, in today's Gloucestershire, Bristol and north Somerset and at times parts of Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Oxfordshire, Wiltshire and Warwickshire, later centred on Cirencester.,
Read more: Iron Age Coins in Britain: ABC 2048 · Wikipedia: Dobunni · PAS record 902953 (Teme Valley find, Commons copy) · Corio: all coins · Dobunni: all coins
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