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Coinage of the Roman prefects of Judaea

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Bronze coin of Pontius Pilate Jerusalem mint 26 36 AD
Bronze coin of Pontius Pilate Jerusalem mint 26 36 ADPublic domain · Wikimedia Commons ↗
Prutah Of Pontius Pilate
Prutah Of Pontius PilateCC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗
Coin-of-Pilate
Coin-of-PilatePublic domain · Wikimedia Commons ↗
C+B-Penny-Picture2-CoinOfPontiusPilate
C+B-Penny-Picture2-CoinOfPontiusPilatePublic domain · Wikimedia Commons ↗

Description

Small bronze coins (prutot) issued by the Roman prefects and procurators, including Pontius Pilate, bearing neutral symbols such as the ear of grain, the lituus, or the palm. They circulated in Judea before the First Revolt.

Significance

They document the Roman administration of Judea in the era of the Second Temple and of Jesus.

Features

Provenance
Judée romaine

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