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- PAS 115671 · 0.93 g · 13.14 mm · Uttlesford district, Essex (PAS Wayback copy 2019-04-25) (PAS)
- PAS 425209 · 0.93 g · 14.44 mm · Huntingdonshire (IACB); CCI 11.1087 (PAS)
- PAS 124397 · 1 g · East Cambridgeshire district (PAS Wayback copy 2020-05-10); original filename 'Iron Age coin isleham.JPG' (PAS)
- CCI 00.1551 · 1.21 g · Fordham, Cambridgeshire, Sept 2000 (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 01.0917 · Puckeridge, Herts (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 02.1138 · 0.78 g (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 04.0469 (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 66.0132 · 1.14 g · Duston, Northants, 1887/8 (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 67.0156 · 1.3 g · Harlow Temple, Essex, 1966 (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 90.0095 · 1.17 g · 'Said to be found in Leicester' (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 92.0446 · 0.88 g · Eaton Bray, near Dunstable, Bedfordshire, c. 1986 (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 94.0098 · 1.16 g · Baldock, Herts (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 95.3434 · 0.86 g (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 96.1677 · 0.98 g · Ashwell, Herts (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 97.1016 · 1.25 g · Freckenham, Suffolk, 1996 (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 97.1867 · 0.9 g · Braughing, Herts, 1990 (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 98.1123 · 1.06 g · Ermine Street area, Braughing, 1971-72 (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 98.1207 (Celtic Coin Index)
- CCI 98.2000 · 0.84 g (Celtic Coin Index)
Ruler
FreeAndoco · c. 20 BC–AD 10 (coins)
Andoco is known only from his coins, which carry the name in short forms such as ANDO and ANDOCO; the full name is unknown. Evans suggested Andocomius only provisionally. Names of the same form are known in Gaul, such as Andocumborius of the Remi, named by Caesar. His coins look like those of Tasciovanos, king of the at Verlamion (St Albans), and are found in the same region, so he is thought to have ruled alongside or under Tasciovanos, though the names on these coins may instead be marks. One coin type carries both names, TASC and ANDO. Evans judged from the rarity of his coins that his reign was short.,,,
Known for A small coinage of gold, silver and in eight types, struck in Tasciovanos's style; this silver with is one of two silver types.
People Catuvellauni: A people north of the Thames in today's Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire, centred on Verlamion (St Albans). Andoco's coins are found in the same region and in neighbouring Cambridgeshire and Essex.,,
Read more: Wikipedia: Tasciovanus · IACB: coins of Andoco · IACB: ABC 2721 · Andoco: all coins · Catuvellauni and Trinovantes: all coins
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