Object card·SAL_0078·1965

Silver denier of Chartres, Campanopetra

Silver denier of Chartres, Campanopetra
Object card: 1965. Mission archéologique française de Kition-Salamine (MOM, Lyon), Nakala, SAL_0078. "Silver denier of Chartres, Campanopetra". CC BY 4.0. Resized.

Object card

English, translated from the French record

Silver denier (Frankish period) from Campanopetra, square K IV/γ10 ou; K V/γ1; K 21, inventory M_0015, with photographs under negatives 00227_01, 27018_06, 27018_05 and 00227_02. Obverse: a central cross within two beaded circles, with the legend + CARTISCIVITAS between them; reverse: a degraded helmeted warrior's head in profile to the right, of the so-called Chartres type with three besants and three pikes. Diameter 21 mm, weight between 1.04 and 1.345 g, 1.17 g, 10 h. Inventory M_0015; 15 April 1965.

French, as on the record

pub : CAT_04_H0005_p_0200 type :Monnaies médiévales Monnaie droit : au centre croix entourée de deux cercles de grénetis, entre lesquels est gravée la légende : + CARTISCIVITAS (Croix) Cité de Chartres. Revers : déformation d’une tête de guerrier casqué, de profil à droite, selon le type dit chartrain, à trois besants et à trois pieux. 21 mm, entre 1,04 et 1,345 g // 21 mm negatif : 00227_01 inv objet : M_0015 negatif : 27018_06 negatif : 27018_05 pub : SAL_PUB_139890_XVI_CAT_16_1100_p_0105 chantier : Campanopétra num planche : PL_37 caracterique : Argent forme : Denier num planche : PL_38 num planche : PL_43 10 h. 1,17 g carre : K IV/γ10 ou carre : K V/γ1 carre : K 21 epoque : époque franque negatif : 00227_02 objet : Monnaies franques

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