artemisia with bow

[Filippo]

provincia asia minor?
obverse bust of Julia Domna? i can barely read a couple of Λ
on the reverse Artemis holding  bow with left and arrow? with right hand. ive seen lot of specimen in which A. was using the bow, instead in this type she seems to be less agressive: no arrow ready to be throwing instead the arrow seems to be place in the hand. At her feet perhaps a hound? legend it ends as IH - NΩ(N)

[Tom Mullally]

I read HNwN on the reverse, Bizya?

Tom

[Vladimir P]

Hello! Please check this reference:

ERD:   AM
PRO:   PISIDIA
PO :   BARIS
PZ :   Between 193 and 217
   Obverse
VSG:   IOYLIAN DOMNAN SE
VT :   PORTRAIT WOMAN R / IULIA DOMNA
VA :   CLOTHES
   Reverse
RSG:   BARHNWN
RT :   WOMAN WALKING R(1) / ARTEMIS(1) / ANIMAL / STAG
RA :   ARROW(1) / BOW(1)
   Technical details
M  :   AE
GEW:   7.64(1)
   Bibliographical references
ZIT:   AULOCK PISIDIEN 2 260(1) / COLL BERLIN(1) / IMHOOF KM S367,5(1)

Best regards,
V.

[curtislclay]

Vladimir appears to be correct; judging from Aulock's photo, could be an obv. die match for the previously unique Berlin coin.

[Akropolis]

Well done, Vladimir.
PeteB

[Filippo]

Thanks Vladimir,
i just checked imhoof and even if it doesnt display the coins seems to be this one.
For Aulock and berlin i  was not able to find documents on internet. Some advices?
do you think could be interesting for RPC?

[Akropolis]

A definite candidate for RPC......IMHO.
PeteB

[Vladimir P]

Thanks Vladimir,
i just checked imhoof and even if it doesnt display the coins seems to be this one.
For Aulock and berlin i  was not able to find documents on internet. Some advices?
do you think could be interesting for RPC?

Hi,
Unfortunately I don't see this coin in the database of the Berlin State Museums. You could contact them by e-mail: http://www.smb.museum/en/museums-institutions/muenzkabinett/about-us/point-of-contact-for-research-and-scholarly-inquiries.html
Good luck!