Hogarth, David G.; Smith, Cecil Harcourt [Contr.]: Excavations at Ephesus: the archaic Artemisia: Text (London, 1908)

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The Archaic Artemisia of Ephesus.

Human Head Type. Uncertain Mint.

' Twelfth.

75 Human head I., of very archaic Rough incuse square,
style, eye and ear very large. El. "25, wt. iS-2.

Bull's Head Type. Uncertain Mint.

76 Bull's head 1.

Forty-eighth.

Rough incuse square.
El. -2, wt. 4-4.

(75) A silver stater with a human head upon it very similar to the head on this coin was

classed by me, probably wrongly, to Knidos. (B.M.C. Carta, PI. xiii. 7.)

(76) A. sixth of this type, of somewhat later style and with a seal as adjunct symbol (B.M.C.

Io?i., PI. iv. 15) points to Phokaea as the probable place of mintage of No. 76.

Horse's Head Type. Kyme (?).

Twelfth.

(a) jJ Horse's head 1., harnessed.

Rough incuse square.
El. -3> wt. 18-5.

Twenty-fourths.

(a) 78 Horse's head and fore leg 1.,

harnessed.
(e) 79 Horse's head 1., harnessed.

Rough incuse square.
El. "25, wt. 9* 2.
Rough incuse square.
El. -25, wt. 9.

Forty-eighth.

80 Horse's head 1., harnessed (in-
distinct).

Rough incuse square. Similar to

Nos. 77-79.
El. -15 wt. 4-4.

77-80. For other archaic coins of this type see B.M.C. fen., PI. ii. ri, and AtoHs PI.

xix. 4-7.