Myrina

2 Staters

Lead

Cast

Square

2.20 cm

2.30 cm

0.90 cm

Mass (g)	Mass (grain)	Date of measurement	Reference	fragmented	cleaned	reference weight
35.23	-	-	The British Museum	No	No	No
34.00	-	Jan. 17, 2008	Autopsy Simone Killen	No	No	No
34.46	-	-	Tekin 2016	No	No	No
34.30	-	Sept. 15, 2017	Autopsy Louise Willocx	No	No	No
34.30	-	Jan. 11, 2024	Measurement done by Th. Leblanc	No	No	Yes

Symbol	Technique	Direction	Position	Number	Synecdoche
Volute krater	Relief

Worn

Heavily corroded

Autoptic examination: Lead weight; square shape. Signs of wear and corrosion: chippings and small strokes; whitish, especially on the corners and the edges. On the reverse, hollow, lump and groove. Sides are set at a slant (on both faces, with an edge in the middle of the side). The corners are damaged. Straight corners and edges. On the obverse, very light frame and depiction of an amphora in relief with sharp handles and a large foot. The relief is damaged and barely legible. On the reverse, engraved Δ on the upper left quarter.
British Museum: Lead weight; representation of an amphora in relief; incised; inscribed.

Yes

Language	Technique	Legend type
Greek	Relief	Mint
Greek	Incised	Denomination

Μ–υ(ριναίων). || Δ(ιστάτηρον?)

GREEK

FROM -400 TO -1

Name	Date of acquisition	Inventory number
British Museum (London)	July 11, 1893	1893,0711.3

Reference	Page/Column	Reference (number)	Plate / Figure	Comment
Tekin 2016a	98–101, 197–199	14	pl. 25/191	(attribution to Mylasa)
Tekin 2018b	195–200	25	None	None

Tekin: Mint = Mylasa and Denomination = Distateron?

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