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| 裏面の説明 | Owl standing right with head facing front, rendered in imitation of the classical Athenian owl type. An olive sprig and a crescent symbol appear behind the owl, with an additional crescent positioned before it — local Arabian iconographic additions distinguishing this issue from its Athenian prototype. The design occupies an irregular, roughly circular flan typical of hammered fractional coinage of this period and region. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | AΘΕ (Translation: `Athens`) |
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The Sabaean Kingdom issued coinage largely in imitation of Athenian types, part of a broader Arabian practice of adopting Greek monetary conventions to facilitate trade along the incense routes connecting southern Arabia to the Mediterranean world. These fractional pieces — the smallest denominations in the Sabaean series — circulated primarily in commercial rather than tribute contexts, passing through the hands of frankincense and myrrh merchants operating out of Marib.
SNG ANS 6 #277 places this piece within a tightly documented sequence, though precise die studies for the fractional Sabaean series remain incomplete.