SUESSIONES Soissons region Late 2nd century to the Gallic Wa - Lot 119

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SUESSIONES Soissons region Late 2nd century to the Gallic Wa - Lot 119
SUESSIONES Soissons region Late 2nd century to the Gallic War Disarticulated laurelled bust right, eye wide open. R/. Free disarticulated horse on right, with forked neck and trifid tail. Above, remnant of charioteer holding torque. In the field, globules and rouelle. ♦ DT 167-168; LT 8020 Gold statere "with eye". (5,85 g) Very fine. Suessiones. The Suessiones were a Gallic people from Gaul-Belgium. They gave their name to the town of Soissons. Their clients were the Meldes, Silvanectes and Viromanduans, and they were closely related to their neighbors, the Rèmes. Their capital before the Roman conquest was Noviodunum, located in Pommiers.
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