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Artemis moving right, holding bow and drawing arrow from quiver? This is what it looks like to me. Great coin. *jealous* edit: There is a JD coin on aeqvitas from Topirus that has a very similar style Artemis. (not that I think your coin is from there, just that I think it is indeed Artemis.)
I first thought Artemis but I saw a turreted crown and then I wasn't so sure about the bow anymore. But apparently Artemis with a turreted crown is not unheard of. This particular coin seems unpublished so far.
![Cilicia, Seleuceia ad Calycadnum, Julia Mamaea, AE22
22 mm, 5.03 g
obv: [...]MAMEA CE / BA (in field), draped bust right
rev: CEΛEUKEΩN KAΛYKAΔ, ? standing right, holding ?](albums/userpics/12477/normal_JuliaMamaea_SeleuceiaAdCalycadnum.jpg "Click to view full size image
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Cilicia, Seleuceia ad Calycadnum, Julia Mamaea, AE22
22 mm, 5.03 g
obv: [...]MAMEA CE / BA (in field), draped bust right
rev: CEΛEUKEΩN KAΛYKAΔ, ? standing right, holding ?")
