Q110419567
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Q110419567
Summary
Q110419567 is an archaeological artefact[1].
Key Facts
- Q110419567 is the creator of Lugdunum[2].
- Q110419567 is in the country of France[3].
- Q110419567's instance of is recorded as archaeological artefact[4].
- Q110419567's instance of is recorded as coin[5].
- Q110419567's depicts is recorded as bust[6].
- Q110419567's depicts is recorded as tripod[7].
- Q110419567's depicts is recorded as lituus[8].
- Q110419567 is made of gold[9].
- Q110419567's collection is recorded as Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon[10].
- Q110419567's inventory number is recorded as X 618-18[11].
- The location of Q110419567 was Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon[12].
- Q110419567 is part of Lentilly treasure[13].
- Q110419567's catalog code is recorded as 80[14].
- Q110419567's exhibition history is recorded as Claudius, an Emperor with a Unique Destiny[15].
- Q110419567's catalog is recorded as Claude, un empereur au destin singulier[16].
- Q110419567's inscription is recorded as NERO-CLAVD CAES DRVSVS GERM PRINC IVVENT[17].
- Q110419567's inscription is recorded as SACERD COOPT IN OMN CONL SVPRA NVM EX S C[18].
- Q110419567's mass is recorded as {'amount': '+7.71'}[19].
- Q110419567's diameter is recorded as {'amount': '+19.5'}[20].
- Q110419567's die axis is recorded as {'amount': '+8'}[21].
- Q110419567's denomination is recorded as aureus[22].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include archaeological artefact[4] and coin[5].
Use and Application
Q110419567 is part of Lentilly treasure[13].