Seleucid Empire | Silver Tetradrachm Ancient The result is a piece

The result is a piece that feels both amuletic and abstract

These coins were primarily struck in the mints of Amritsar

They may have been worn by magistrates

blunt finials

these Celtic silver coins likely circulated during the tumultuous Gallic Wars—a campaign led by Julius Caesar

Seleucid Empire | Silver Tetradrachm Ancient The result is a pieceHistory of the Artifact After Alexander the Great's Macedonian Empire was divided, Seleucus I Nicator established the Hellenistic (culturally Greek) Seleucid Empire in 312 BC. It covered areas that are now part of modern day Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Syria, Lebanon, and Turkmenistan and stretched over West Asia. A significant hub of Hellenistic culture, the Seleucid Empire tolerated regional customs while giving preference to Greek language and