Lead

Cast

Rectangle

5.30 cm

4.70 cm

0.60 cm

Mass (g)	Mass (grain)	Date of measurement	Reference	fragmented	cleaned	reference weight
153.45	-	-	CPAI III/1	No	No	Yes

Symbol	Technique	Direction	Position	Number	Synecdoche
Female figure	Relief	LEFT			Bust
Bee	Stamped / Countermarked / Struck			Two
Unidentified	Stamped / Countermarked / Struck			Four

Worn

Corroded

CPAI III/1: Rectangular in form with rounded corners and raised edges decorated with short diagonal lines; worn and corroded. On the obverse, female bust to left in relief; on the long edges, one rectangular and six circular countermarks, two bear the depiction of a bee, others are illegible. The reverse is blank. Its mass corresponds to a tritemorion, i.e. one-third of a mna (mna of 460.35 g) or to a hemitriton, i.e. one-sixth of a stater (stater of 920.7 g).

No

Language	Technique	Legend type

GREEK , ROMAN

FROM -200 TO 200

CPAI III/1: Hellenistic to Roman Imperial Period.

Name	Date of acquisition	Inventory number
Pera Museum (Istanbul)	Dec. 31, 2007	PMA 1995

Reference	Page/Column	Reference (number)	Plate / Figure	Comment
CPAI III/1	None	133	pl. 34	None
Tekin 2016a	114–117, 205–207	14	None	(attribution to Ephesus)

CPAI III/1: Eastern Mediterranean/Aegean. This and the following weight [CPAI III/1 no. 134] may belong (or may be used) to/in Ephesus since the bee-stamp.
Simone Killen: Antique?