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SIX NABATAEAN BRONZE COINS IN SILVER BRACELET Catalog:Jewelry:Coin Jewelry: stock #1290630 This bracelet contains two Nabataean coins types listed below set in a modern sterling silver bracelet. Aretas IV (9 BCE-70 CE) and Queen Shuqailat (39/40 CE- 69/70 CE) Minted 39/40 CE Obverse: Jugate busts of Aretas IV and Shuqailat Reverse: Double cornucopiae with names of the king and queen in Nabataean Aramic between them. Bibliography: David R. Sear, Greek Imperial Coins and their Values, 5699 Rabbel II and Gamilat (70-106 CE) Obverse: Jugate busts of Rabbel II and Gamilat Reverse: Double cornucopiae with names of the king and queen in Nabataean Aramic between them. Bibliography: SNG ANS 6 1446. Coins in Fine to Very Fine condition. Bracelet Length: 20 cm (7.87 inches) Weight: 36.2 g Diameter: 16 mm Worldwide Shipping and Certificate of Authenticity Included in Price. Export Approval from the Israel Antiquities Authority. ****** The Nabateans were a trading culture which inhabited the Southern Levant. They remained largely independent until their conquest by Emperor Trajan and their inclusion into the Roman Empire. Even after this conquest, however, their society continued to thrive. They are most commonly associated with the city of Petra in modern Jordan although their significance and influence went far beyond this individual city. It has been suggested that the Nabataean kings are those mentioned in the New Testament as the Three Magi although this has not been proven. |
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