Coin (2000.14.318)
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Coin (2000.14.318)
Summary
Coin (2000.14.318) is an archaeological artefact[1]. Coin (2000.14.318) is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s instance of is recorded as archaeological artefact[3].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s instance of is recorded as coin[4].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s depicts is recorded as bust[5].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s depicts is recorded as Christian cross[6].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s depicts is recorded as crescent[7].
- Coin (2000.14.318) is made of gold[8].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s location of discovery is recorded as Villa of Séviac[9].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s collection is recorded as Musée Saint-Raymond[10].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s inventory number is recorded as 2000.14.318[11].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s inventory number is recorded as 75.22.1 (Ancien numéro)[12].
- The location of Coin (2000.14.318) was Saint-Raymond Museum reserves[13].
- Coin (2000.14.318) is part of Q28038725[14].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s Commons category is recorded as Musée Saint-Raymond, 2000.14.318[15].
- 700 marks the founding of Coin (2000.14.318)[16].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s described at URL is recorded as https://musees-occitanie.fr/oeuvre/tremissis-de-foix/[17].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s location of creation is recorded as Foix[18].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s inscription is recorded as (CAST)RO FVS[19].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s inscription is recorded as PARENTET[20].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s mass is recorded as {'amount': '+1.217'}[21].
- Coin (2000.14.318) dates from the Merovingian dynasty[22].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s diameter is recorded as {'amount': '+0.9'}[23].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s die axis is recorded as {'amount': '+12'}[24].
- Coin (2000.14.318)'s denomination is recorded as Tremissis[25].
Body
Geography
Coin (2000.14.318) is part of Q28038725[14].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include archaeological artefact[3] and coin[4].
History and Context
700 marks the founding of Coin (2000.14.318)[16].
Why It Matters
Coin (2000.14.318) is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]