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Roman radiate hoard
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West Yorkshire Archaeology Advisory Service, Amy Downes, 2012-01-13 15:23:54
Titel
Roman radiate hoard
Beschreibung
English: DRAX, NORTH YORKSHIRE

BM ref. 2012 T37

Report to HM Coroner

This report will consider these coins with respect to the criteria laid down in the Treasure Act (1996): Namely, their age, precious metal content and whether the coins can be said to come from the same find.

Circumstances of discovery

Thirty-nine coins were found in 2005 by [name removed], using a metal detector, over an area of about 250 yards. The find was brought to the Finds Liaison Officer in January 2012 and to the British Museum for identification in March 2012.

A hoard of 88 radiates to AD 274 was found by [names removed] in December 2008 (2009 T12) within the same six-figure grid reference.

Description of find

The group contains 39 copper alloy coins of the denomination known as radiates, (originally a silver multiple of the denarius, but gradually becoming debased to the eventual point of being essentially bronze (c.1% silver)). The coins found range in date from AD 251 to 274; 7 are from the Central Empire and 19 are from the breakaway Gallic Empire. The remainder were in poor condition and could not be fully identified but have the appearance of coins of this date range.

Summary by reign:

Central Empire

Volusian (AD 251-3) 1

Valerian & Gallienus (AD 253-60)

Saloninus 1

Gallienus & Salonina (AD 260-8)

Gallienus 1

Gallienus (joint or sole reign)

Gallienus 1

Salonina 1

Claudius II (AD 268-70) 1

Quintillus (AD 270) 1

Gallic Empire

Postumus (AD 260-9) 2

Victorinus (AD 269-71) 7

Tetricus I (AD 271-4) 6

Tetricus II 2

Uncertain Gallic Emperor 2

Uncertain emperor 9

Irregular (ancient forgeries) 4

Total 39

Of the same find?

The date range and emperors represented in this group of coins is fairly typical for the content of a hoard of radiates deposited around AD 274. Furthermore, the profile of this group of coins is almost identical to the hoard of 88 coins found in the same place in 2008 and they should therefore be considered as addenda to it (2009 T12).

Conclusion

On the balance of probabilities, therefore, I conclude that these coins belong together as a hoard and constitute a prima facie case of treasure by being bronze coins of an antiquity greater than 300 years and of one find of more than ten pieces.

Dr. Eleanor Ghey

Dept. of Coins and Medals

British Museum

12th April 2012

CATALOGUE

CENTRAL EMPIRE (7)

TREBONIANUS GALLUS AND VOLUSIAN (1)

Rome (1)

5th series (1): IMP C C VIB VOLVS[IANVS AVG]

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Cunetio

RIC

Qty.

1.

[FELICIT]AS PVBL (Felicitas stg. l. with long caduceus and cornucopia)

D2

[...]

-

205

1[1]

VALERIAN AND GALLIENUS (Joint Reign) (1)

Gaul (1)

(1): SALON [VALERIA]NVS CAES

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Cunetio

RIC

Qty.

2.

SPES PVBLICA (Spes adv. l.)

C2

-

745[2]

13 var.

1

GALLIENUS (Joint or Sole reign) (2)

Uncertain mint (2)

(1): [GALLIENVS AVG]

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Cunetio

RIC

Qty.

3.

Illegible

Z

?

?

?

1[3]

(1): CORN [SALONINA AVG]

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Cunetio

RIC

Qty.

4.

[... AVGG] (Uncertain standing figure)

E1

?

?

?

1

GALLIENUS & SALONINA (1)

Rome (1)

6th series (1): GALLIENVS AVG

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Cunetio

RIC

Qty.

5.

LIBERO [P CONS AVG] (Tigress, l.)

Z

[B]

Cf 1341

230

1

CLAUDIUS II (1)

Uncertain mint (1)

(1): IMP CLAVDIVS AVG

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

6.

Illegible (Uncertain standing figure)

B1

?

?

?

1

QUINTILLUS (1)

Rome (1)

(1): IMP C M [AVR] CL QV[INTILLVS AVG]

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

7.

AETERNIT AVG (Sol stg. l.)

D2

- -//N

1187 var.

2348 var.

1[4]

GALLIC EMPIRE (19)

POSTUMUS (2)

Principal Mint (1)

(1): Illegible

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

8.

Illegible (Nemesis stg. r. with palm)

Z

[...]

cf 1342 ff

cf 2455 ff

1[5]

Uncertain mint (1)

(1): [IMP C POSTVMVS ...]

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

9.

Illegible (Female figure stg. l.)

Z

[...]

?

?

1

VICTORINUS (7)

Mint I (2)

3rd series (1): IMP C VICTORINVS P F AVG

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

10.

INVICTVS (Sol adv. l.)

D1

[*] - //-

1412

2541

1

5th series (1): IMP C VICTORINVS P F AVG

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

11.

VIRTVS AVG (Virtus stg. r. with sceptre and shield)

D1

-

1422

2553/5

1

Mint II (2)

2nd series (2): IMP C VICTORINVS P F AVG

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

12.

SALVS AVG (Salus stg. r., snake in arms)

Z

-

1432ff

2567ff

2[6]

Uncertain Mint (3)

(2): IMP C VICTORINVS [P F AVG]

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

13.

Illegible

B1

-

?

?

1

14.

Illegible

D1

-

?

?

1

(1): [... VICTORINVS...]

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

15.

Illegible

Z

-

?

?

1

TETRICUS I (6)

Mint I (5)

1st series (1): IMP C G P ESVVIVS TETRICVS AVG

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

16.

SP[ES PVBLICA] (Spes adv. l.)

D1

-

1456

-

1

3rd series (1): IMP C TETRICVS P F AVG

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

17.

Illegible (Spes or Victory adv. l.)

D1

-

1465 ff

2583 ff

1

4th series (1): IMP C TETRICVS P F AVG

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

18.

PAX AVG (Pax stg. l. with branch and sceptre)

D1

-

1473

2603

1

4th series (1): IMP [C] TETRICVS P F AVG

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

19.

PAX AVG (Pax stg. l. with branch and sceptre)

D1

-

1473/6

2603/7

1

5th series (1): IMP C TETRICVS P F AVG

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

20.

VIRTVS AVG (Rome stg. l. with shield and spear)

D1

-

1485

2618

1

Uncertain mint (1)

(1): IMP C TETRICVS [P F] AVG

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

21.

Illegible.

D1

-

?

?

1

TETRICUS II (2)

Mint I (1)

5th series (1): C PIV ESV TETRICVS CAES

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

22.

SPES AVG[G] (Spes adv. l.)

D1l.

-

1535

2655

1

Uncertain mint (1)

(1): C PIV ESV TETRICVS CAES

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

23.

Illegible.

C2

-

?

?

1

UNCERTAIN GALLIC EMPEROR (2)

Obv: [...]VS P F AVG

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

24.

Illegible (Fides stg l.?)

B1/D1

-

?

?

1

25.

Illegible

Z

-

?

?

1

ILLEGIBLE (9)

(9): Obv: Illegible

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

26.

Illegible (Fides stg. l.)

Z

-

?

?

1

27.

Illegible (Uncertain stg. figure)

Z

-

?

?

6

28.

Illegible

Z

-

?

?

2[7]

IRREGULAR (4)

(4) Obv: Illegible

No.

Reverse

Bust

m.-m.

Normanby

Cunetio

Qty.

29.

Illegible.

Z

-

?

?

4[8]

[1] See R. Bland, 'Stevenage, Hertfordshire', CHRB VIII, p.60, no, 380.

[2] Described in Cunetio as D2 but actually C2.

[3] Incomplete

[4] Combination of D2 bust and mintmark in exergue not in BM.

[5] Incomplete.

[6] One incomplete

[7] One fragmentary.

[8] Poor fabric and/or style, probably copies.

Abgebildeter Ort (County of findspot) North Yorkshire
Datum 274
Inventarnummer
FindID: 481457
Old ref: SWYOR-042FB8
Filename: 2012-01-13_hoard.jpg
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The Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) is a voluntary programme run by the United Kingdom government to record the increasing numbers of small finds of archaeological interest found by members of the public. The scheme started in 1997 and now covers most of England and Wales. Finds are published at https://finds.org.uk
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Artefact: https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/481457
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