Iron Age coin of the people of Dorset (obverse)
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In the century before the Roman conquest the people of Devon did not make their own coins. They did use the coins of their neighbours, especially the crude issues of the Durotriges of Dorset and the lively works of the peoples of the Channel Isles. Here you can see the obverse side of the coin.
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