Rover UC Detects Carthaginian Coins in Tunisia
Detected with
OKM Rover UC
Region: Tunisia
Time of origin: 4th century BC
An OKM customer detected very beautiful, ancient coins with his OKM Rover UC metal detector in Tunisia. According to him those coins are Carthaginian coins which are many centuries old.
Carthago is located at the african mediteranean coast. In the 4th and 5th century B.C. it became an important sea and trading power and founded colonies i.a. in Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, Balearic Islands, the North African Coast and the mediterreanian Coast of Spain. Mintage began around 410 B.C. in Sicily. People used silver, gold and later also bronze. Main motif was the head of tanit, horse and palm.
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