Punic coins: (a) Carthaginian, 410 BC. On the obverse, Nike with a crown above the forepart of a horse. On the reverse, a palm tree. (b) Carthaginian, 325 BC. On the obverse, head of Arethusa/Kore. On the reverse, a horse galloping in front of a palm tree. (c) Siculo-Punic tetradrachm, 315 BC. On the obverse, head of Arethusa. On the reverse, a horse's head and a palm tree. (d) Carthaginian gold coin, 320–310 BC. Head of a goddess. On the reverse, a standing horse.
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