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Une monnaie en bronze de 4 unités de Kanishka I (environ de 127-147 AD) : A/ Le roi en costume de nomade, tourné vers la gauche, tendant la main droite sur un autel du feu (à peine visible); tenant un trident dans la main gauche; ΦΑΟΚΑ(ΝΚ)ΦΚΙ R/ Le dieu du vent, Vado, tourné vers la gauche; à sa gauche, tamga; Dimension : 27.95 mm Poids : 17.3 g. Référence : Mitchiner ACW 3108/10; Göbl (1984) 783/1 |
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| Source | A43_Kouchan_Kanishka_4unit_1ar |
| Author | Jean-Michel Moullec from Vern sur Seiche (35, Bretagne), France |
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