نذكر الجميع من أن الغاية في انشاء هذا المنتدى هو الامر بالمعروف والنهي عن المنكر
توعية الاخوان الباحثين عن الركاز بتقديم المساعده لهم
من خلال هذا المنتدى بالعلم الحقيقي للأشارات و الرموز
المؤدية لأماكن الكنوز المخبأة بعيدآ عن المساكن الأثرية التي كانوا يسكوننها
ذالك لمنع ظاهرة التعدي على المباني الاثرية وتخريبها التي لايوجد بها اي كنوز فالكنوز تكون خارج المباني وان كانت موجوده فقد تم استخرجها من قبل الدوله العثمانية التي كانت تهتم باخراج اي كنوز في اي بلد كان تحت حكمها
اهدفنا المحافظه على جميع المباني الأثرية لتكون رمز لبلادنا و فخر لنا امام العالم و الحفاظ على الاثار والبحث عن الدفائن و طلب الرزق في الاماكن التي تكون خارج مساكن القدماء
Anonymous/Imitative of the coinage of Athens
AR Drachm (?)
circa 120 BC (?)
Mitchiner ACW -, SGIC 6119v.
17 mm.
5.10 gm.
Die position=6h
Obverse: Head of Athena right, wearing crested helmet; Sabaean letter ('n') on cheek.
Reverse: Owl standing right, facing; 'A' and legend (?) in field.
Anonymous/Imitative of Augustus
AR 1/4 Unit
circa 30 BC - 50 AD
Mitchiner ACW 365, SGIC 5709
15 mm.
1.30 gm.
Die position=6h
Obverse: Diademed male head right, derived from that of Augustus; in wreath.
Reverse: Owl standing on amphora. Monograms in field. All within border of amphorae.
Unknown
AR Quinarius (?)
circa 50 AD (?)
Mitchiner ACW -, SGIC 5715v.
14 mm.
1.55 gm.
Die position=12h
Obverse: Beardless male head right, hair hanging in ringlets; no visible border.
Reverse: Small male head similar to obverse, Himyarite legend around (?); monogram in field to right (?).
Note: The legend on the reverse looks very stylized.
'Amdan Bayyin
AR Quinarius (?)
circa 50 - 150 AD
SNG ANS 1595ff / BMC Arabia pg.71, SGIC 5718
13 mm.
1.41 gm.
Die position=5h
Obverse: Beardless male head right, hair hanging in ringlets; monogram behind.
Reverse: Small male head similar to obverse, Himyarite legend around; monogram in field to right.
'Amdan Bayyin
AR Quinarius (?)
circa 50 - 150 AD
SNG ANS 1595ff / BMC Arabia pg.71, SGIC 5718
14 mm.
1.35 gm.
Die position=1h
Obverse: Beardless male head right, hair hanging in ringlets; monogram behind.
Reverse: Small male head similar to obverse, Himyarite legend around; monogram in field to right.
Anonymous
AR 'Denarius' (?)
circa 50 BC - 150 AD (?)
SNG ANS 1515 type
17 mm.
2.62 gm.
Die position=5h
Obverse: Head left.
Reverse: Bucranium; monograms to either side.
Anonymous
AR 'Denarius' (?)
circa 50 BC - 150 AD (?)
SNG ANS 1531 type
18 mm.
2.79 gm.
Die position=8h
Obverse: Head left.
Reverse: Bucranium; monograms to either side.
Note: Courtesy Patricia Lawrence collection.
Southwest Arabia.
Anonymous/Imitative of Augustus (?)
AR Quinarius (?)
circa 50 AD (?)
Mitchiner ACW -, SGIC -, similar to de Morgan pg. 264, fig. 322
12 x 13 mm.
1.75 gm.
Die position=12h
Obverse: Bare-headed bust right (perhaps with the features of Augustus).
Reverse: Small male head similar to later Himyarite types, Himyarite legend around; monogram in field to left.
Group in northwest Yemen.
Anonymous
AR Obol
circa 200 BC
SGCv2 (?), Arnold-Biucchi 27 (?)
11 mm.
0.82 gm.
Die position=10h
Obverse: Beardless male head right (Alexander the Great/Herakles/Zeus-Ammon ?).
Reverse: Zeus enthroned left holding horse (?) and sceptre (?). Monogram under arm (?
Anonymous
AR Obol
circa 200 BC
SGCv2 (?), Arnold-Biucchi 27 (?)
11 mm.
0.93 gm.
Die position=10h (?)
Obverse: Beardless male head right (Alexander the Great/Herakles/Zeus-Ammon ?). Very worn die.
Reverse: Zeus enthroned left holding eagle (?) and sceptre (?). Monogram under arm (?)
Anonymous
AE Drachm (?)
circa 200 BC (?)
SGCv2 6131v. (?)
19 mm.
4.10 gm.
Die position=?h
Obverse: Crude (an understatement), stylized head of Athena, right (?).
Reverse: Weird 'bug-eyed' owl, facing. Trace of olive sprig to left. Greek legend (Θ Ε), to right.
Kingdom of southern Jordon, between the Sinai and Arabian peninsula; capital at Petra. Aretas II (circa 110 - 96 BC)
Aretas II
AE 16
Meshorer 1A
15 x 16 mm.
3.92 gm.
Die position=12h
Obverse:
Reverse: Aretas II, Obodas I, Rabbel I, Aretas III (circa 90 - 62 BC) Aretas III (84 - 71 BC) Obodas II (62 - 60 BC) Malichus I (60 - 30 BC) Obodas III (30 - 9 BC) Syllaeus (9 BC)
Aretas IV with Queen Huldu
AE 19
Struck circa 5/4 BC
Meshorer 60v.
19 x 20 mm.
4.11 gm.
Die position=12h
Obverse: Diademed bust, right. Nabataean letters in field.
Reverse: Woman (Huldu (?)) standing left wearing long dress; right hand raised. Nabataean legend.
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