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History of the Artifact Bronze nummi bearing a cross on the reverse are emblematic of the increasing integration of Christianity into the fabric of the late Roman state, especially under...

History of the Artifact The Mongols were a nomadic people from the Central Asian steppes who, under the leadership of Genghis Khan in the early 13th century, forged the largest...

History of the Artifact The English halfpenny minted between 1672 and 1776 was a small copper coin widely used in Britain and its American colonies for everyday transactions. It was...

History of the Artifact Neolithic arrowheads from North Africa provide insight into the technological advancements, hunting practices, and cultural developments of early human societies in the region. These arrowheads, made...

History of the Artifact These bronze coins minted under Augustus (27BC-14AD) are a tangible artifact that links the present to the reign of one of history's most remarkable characters. As...

History of the Artifact The Tetradrachm was the largest coin denomination circulating in the Eastern Provinces of the Roman Empire. Unlike the denarii minted in Rome, which bore Latin inscriptions,...

History of the Artifact During the reign of the Roman Emperor Gallienus (ruled 253–268 AD), a fascinating series of coins known as the "Zoo Series" was minted. These coins were...

History of the Artifact The Parthian silver drachma was the principal coin of the Parthian Empire, which dominated much of Persia and surrounding regions from roughly 247 BC to 224...

History of the Artifact The bronze follis from the reign of Constantine the Great is a fascinating artifact from a pivotal moment in Roman history. Struck during a time of...

History of the Artifact The bronze follis from the reign of Julian the Apostate offers a captivating glimpse into a brief but deeply symbolic chapter of Roman history. Minted during...