Gallic Veneti (Area Valves) Quarter Of Stater To the Bird Gold LT.6899

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Gallic Veneti (Area Valves) Quarter Of Stater To the Bird Gold LT.6899
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Gauloise VÉNÈTES (Vannes region) Quarter statere with bird Gold LT.6899
2nd century BC J.C.
1.97 gr / diameter 12 mm
Rare type especially in the state! For demanding collectors!
The Gallic tribe of the Veneti occupied a notable position in ancient Celtic history. Established in the region corresponding to present-day Brittany in France, this tribe was known for its naval power, its maritime trade, and its complex interactions with the Romans.
The Veneti were particularly notable for their mastery of maritime activities. Their navigational skills and knowledge of the Atlantic coasts made them skilled sailors and traders. Their trade extended beyond Gallic borders, creating networks of trade with other Celtic peoples and contacts with foreign cultures.
However, their relationship with the Romans was marked by conflict, particularly during the Gallic Wars. In 56 BC, Julius Caesar led a campaign against the Veneti due to their resistance to Roman demands. Their powerful fleet and coastal defenses created a particular challenge for the Romans, illustrating the Veneti's reputation as skilled sailors.
Although their resistance was ultimately overcome by the Romans, the Veneti left a mark in Gallic history as a notable maritime tribe. Their expertise in navigation and trade helped shape the cultural and economic dynamics of the region, even beyond their time.
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The Gallic tribe of the Veneti occupied a notable position in ancient Celtic history. Established in the region corresponding to present-day Brittany in France, this tribe was known for its naval power, its maritime trade, and its complex interactions with the Romans. The Veneti were particularly notable for their mastery of maritime activities. Their navigational skills and knowledge of the Atlantic coasts made them skilled sailors and traders. Their trade extended beyond Gallic borders, creating networks of trade with other Celtic peoples and contacts with foreign cultures. However, their relationship with the Romans was marked by conflict, particularly during the Gallic Wars. In 56 BC, Julius Caesar led a campaign against the Veneti due to their resistance to Roman demands. Their powerf
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2ème siècle av. JC