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FreeEcen (ECEN) · coins c. AD 10–45
ECEN is known only as a coin ; no Roman writer mentions it. The modern catalogues list it as the name of a ruler, Ecen, whose silver units, with the same crescent-and-wreath as those of Antedios, are among the most common Icenian coins. Whether ECEN is a person at all is still argued. Evans and later D. F. read it as the name of the themselves; dealers now point out that no other British coins carry a tribal name and that the same design carries other legends that are clearly personal names. Shorter forms (ECE, ED, EDN) appear on related types.,,,
Known for The most common Icenian silver coinage, struck in East Anglia in the decades before the Roman conquest.
Ecen (ECEN)this coin
Antedios (ANTED)contemporary issuer of the same coin design; dealers call Ecen his co-ruler, read from coin legends,,
People Iceni: An Iron Age people of eastern England, in today's Norfolk and parts of Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and the Lincolnshire Fens; later the people of Boudica. Their Roman-era capital was at Caistor St Edmund near Norwich.
Read more: Wikipedia: Iceni · IACB: ABC 1657 · PAS record 893815 · PAS record 796572 · Ecen: all coins · Iceni: all coins
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