Intertestamental

Hasmonean lepton of John Hyrcanus I

Hasmoneans lepton of John Hyrcanus I Hasmoneans, John Hyrcanus I. 127'104 BC. AE Lepton. Obverse side: Palm branch with Hebrew (Yehochanan the High Priest and the council of the Jews). Reverse side: Lily within circle of dots. Scarce because of its small size. Reference: Hendin 458...

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Seleucid Kingdoms around 200 BC

- from Shepherd's Historical Atlas (1929)...

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Alexander the Great Fractions

Alexander the Great Fractions are a series of math problems that are based on the conquests and campaigns of Alexander the Great. These problems often involve dividing land, resources, or troops among his generals or soldiers. They are a fun and engaging way for students to practice their fraction skills while learning about ancient history. For e...

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Philip III Arrhidaeus Coin

Kings of Macedonia coins: Philip III Arrhidaios Silver Tetradrachm Coin Philip III Arrhidaeus (323-317 B.C.) Silver Tetradrachm Babylon Mint Weight 17 g. Diameter 27 mm. Obverse: Head of Herakles right wearing lion skin right. Revese: Zeus seated left, holding eagle and scepter....

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Ptolemy V Coin

Egypt, Ptolemy V, Ancient Greek Coins...

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Ptolemy XII Coin

Egypt, Ptolemy XII, Ancient Greek Coins...

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Coins of the Seleucid Kings of Syria

The Seleucid Empire, one of the Hellenistic kingdoms that emerged after the death of Alexander the Great, produced a fascinating array of coins during its rule in Syria. The coins of the Seleucid kings provide valuable insights into the history, art, and culture of this ancient civilization. Seleucid coins were minted in various metal...

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Seleucid Kingdoms, around 310 BC

- from Shepherd's Historical Atlas...

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Greek Tetradrachm of Antiochus VII, Syria

Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery Information Center. The classical portrait on the obverse of this tetradrachm coin echoes that of Alexander the Great, although it dates from the reign of Antiochus VII, some 200 years later. From 138 to 129 BC, he ruled a kingdom approximating modern-day Syria.The reverse design shows the goddess Athena, with ...

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Mattathias Antigonus Biblical Coins

Mattathias Antigonus was the last king of the Hasmonaean dynasty in Judea. He ruled from 40 to 37 BCE and his reign was marked by political turmoil and conflict with the Romans. One of the interesting aspects of his reign is the issuance of coins bearing his name and image. These coins, often referred to as Mattathias Antigonus Biblical Coins, pro...

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