萨珊王朝-塔巴里斯坦 银 半德拉克马 (没有保留价)





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萨珊-塔巴里斯坦银质 hemidrachm,约公元711–793年,正面为带王冠的君主,背面为火祭坛,直径约2.5厘米,重量2.11克,来源私人收藏。
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一枚萨桑王朝-塔巴里斯坦银半德拉科。
正面 features the bust of a Sasanian king facing right, wearing a crown with wings. The bust is framed in a circular motif with four stars, framed in crescents, evenly spaced around the exterior. He presents classic Sasanian characteristics such as the beard and moustache. The reverse features a fire altar with two facing attendants. Encrustations and minor wear as consistent with age.
Tabaristan was an ancient region located along the Caspian Sea. The Sasanian coins were distinctive in that the royal headdress was always shown on one side and the fire altar with attendants on the other. Over time little changed to the coins, the king’s face was still depicted as human however the attendants became more stylised, much like these coins. The fire altar is a symbol of Zoroastrianism, the first religion known to be practised in Western Asiatic history. The first Sasanian ruler, Ardashir I, devoted himself to the religion and had the fire altar added to the coin. The coins served as a form of propaganda to promote both religious and political views.
Diameter: (circa) 2.5cm
Weight: 2.11g
Provenance: Ex Cambridgeshire private collection, acquired 1970s.
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一枚萨桑王朝-塔巴里斯坦银半德拉科。
正面 features the bust of a Sasanian king facing right, wearing a crown with wings. The bust is framed in a circular motif with four stars, framed in crescents, evenly spaced around the exterior. He presents classic Sasanian characteristics such as the beard and moustache. The reverse features a fire altar with two facing attendants. Encrustations and minor wear as consistent with age.
Tabaristan was an ancient region located along the Caspian Sea. The Sasanian coins were distinctive in that the royal headdress was always shown on one side and the fire altar with attendants on the other. Over time little changed to the coins, the king’s face was still depicted as human however the attendants became more stylised, much like these coins. The fire altar is a symbol of Zoroastrianism, the first religion known to be practised in Western Asiatic history. The first Sasanian ruler, Ardashir I, devoted himself to the religion and had the fire altar added to the coin. The coins served as a form of propaganda to promote both religious and political views.
Diameter: (circa) 2.5cm
Weight: 2.11g
Provenance: Ex Cambridgeshire private collection, acquired 1970s.
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