Tokens in Classical Athens and Beyond

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LancasterFront cover images beginning from top right and working clockwise • Clay token, cone shaped.On its flat oval face: hemispherical chalice/basin on foot, with decorated handles.18 mm in length, 12 mm width and 10 mm height.Provenance: Upper City of Jerusalem, west of the Temple Mount.Dating: late first century CE.Photo credit: T. Rogovski.Cf.Farhi in this volume, object no. 1 • Clay token, circular shape, uniface.Herakles standing.Archaeological Museum of Palermo, inv.no.65358, Ø 24.04 mm.Provenance: Termini Imerese | Dating: late first century BCE-first century CE (?).Cf.Crisà in this volume, cat.no. 8 • Lead token, circular shape, uniface.Nike standing.Athens, Museum of the Ancient Agora, inv.no.IL944, Ø 15.5 mm.Provenance: Athens, Ancient Agora, Great Drain South.

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