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Dumnocoveros Tigir Seno (DVMNOC TIGIR SENO) · c. AD 20–50
Paired Corieltavian names: Dumnocoveros and Tigirseno, one or two people
DVMNOC on the and TIGIR SENO on the name the issuer, or issuers, of a small group of Corieltavian gold staters and silver units, found mostly on both banks of the Humber in today's North Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire. DVMNOC is taken as short for Dumnocoveros, a name that also appears with VOLISIOS on other coins. Whether the two names belong to one person or two (a ruler and a subordinate, or two joint officials) is not known; Leins places the issue late in the sequence, in the decades before the Roman conquest.,,,
Known for Late Corieltavian gold and silver with the paired names DVMNOC and TIGIR SENO.
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- Dumnocoveros Tigir Seno (DVMNOC TIGIR SENO): the ruler of this coin · on the timeline
- Volisios Dumnocoveros: contemporary; the name DVMNOCOVEROS also appears with VOLISIOS; read from coin legends, · on the timeline
People Corieltavi: A people of today's East Midlands and Lincolnshire; their late coins often carry two names, as here DVMNOC and TIGIR SENO.,
Read more: Iron Age Coins in Britain: ABC 1974 · Wikipedia: Corieltauvi · Dumnocoveros Tigir Seno: all coins · Corieltavi: all coins
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