Macedonian Coin | King Philip II

Macedonian Coin | King Philip IIHistory of the Artifact The bronze coins struck under King Philip II of Macedon feature a head of Apollo on the obverse with his hair bound in a taenia a headband or ribbon traditionally worn at Greek festivals. The reverse features a youth prancing on a horse which some believe may depict King Philip II as he won the horseback race at the 106th Olympics in 356 BC, the quadriga race at the 107th in 352 BC and the biga race at the 108th in 348 BC, so

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