Roman Bronze Ring With Geometric Design

Roman Bronze Ring With Geometric DesignDate: 3rd 5th Century A. D. Weight: 5. 78 grams Size: 7 (U. S.) N 1 2 (U. K.) History of the Artifact Dated to the late Roman Imperial period, this bronze signet ring features a broad, flat bezel engraved with a sharply delineated geometric motif. At the center, a four sided figure is flanked by finely hatched triangular panels, creating a subtle interplay of angles and shading. The motif is enclosed within a neatly incised circular border, enhancing

They feature the profile bust of Constantine

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and San Francisco mints

A similar ring can be found in the collection of the British museum featuring a similar intaglio style (Catalogue Number: 1917

The dolphin currency of Olbia stands as a remarkable example of how form and function can converge in the creation of early money systems

The coins often had their initials inscribed on the obverse and had a prominent cross decorating the obverse

The dispute ended tragically with Romulus killing Remus

They reflect not only the monetary policies of the empire but also the practical realities of trade and daily life in a sprawling

geometric designs

It was in fact during the invasion of Persia that Alexander was able to loot sufficient silver from the enormously wealthy reserves of the Persian Empire to mint these very coins now available to you for purchase

was a central figure in ancient Greek religion and prominently featured on the coinage of numerous city-states and colonies across the Mediterranean

like regimental ones