Les monnaies gauloises de Jouars-Pontchartrain / The gallic coins of Jouars-Pontchartrain

摘要

Emergency excavations conducted in the territory of Diodurum, carnute vicus, led to the discovery of 1,437 coins, among which there were 112 Gallic coins. They were issued by various tribes: a quarter stater from the south of Belgic Gaul, a coriosolite copper/nickel stater, four silver coins and numerous struck and cast bronzes of which 24 coins cannot be identified. The Senones come first with 52 coins and the Carnutes are second with thirteen coins. The rest was minted by various tribes mostly located in the north of Celtic Gaul. These finds reinforce the hypothesis of a double origin of the cast bronze, type LTXXX, 7417: there were probably made by the Senones as well as by a tribe located in the Basse-Seine area. Two new coins were found on the site: their obverse is copied on coins issued by the Bituriges and their reverse takes after coins minted by the Aulerci Eburovices.