Greek Coin | Gorgon Drachm Artifacts this type is studied for

this type is studied for its refined iconography and for how late Republican moneyers used mythological imagery not simply for decoration

a period when South Arabia was integrated into major trade networks linking the Mediterranean

Motifs such as the meander (Greek key)

around 300 Million Years Ago

Greek Coin | Gorgon Drachm Artifacts this type is studied forHistory of the Artifact This silver drachm, minted in 480 BC in the ancient city of Parion (modern day Kemer in anakkale Province, Turkey), showcases the iconic "gorgoneion," the mask of a Gorgon. During the Hellenic period, Parion was a significant coastal city and bustling trading hub, strategically located with two harbors that connected it to maritime commerce. The gorgoneion on the coin is a depiction of the mythical Gorgon, a creature from Greek