Atrebates & Regini
The Atrebates were perhaps one of the most successful tribes in Britian during the Iron Age, their territories appear to have been a peaceful place until the departure of Verica in 42A.D. prompting the Claudian invasion the following year.
From the natural border that is the river Thames in the North all the way down to the south coast including the Isle of Wight which would have been connected to the mainland in those days the people of the Atrebates tribe lived in and farmed a fertile, peaceful land with great success shown by the diversity of coinage. Silchester (Calleva) is thought to have been the capital of the Atrebates, a good contender as it is mentioned on both gold and silver coins of Eppillus.
The Regini were a sub tribe occupying land close to the south coast, possibly centered around Chichester and must have had a good relationship with their much larger neighbour as they lived side by side for many years.
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Atrebates Epaticcus 20-40AD Silver Minim Interlocking Squares, Very rare
£125.00Code: HC70
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Atrebates Epaticcus 20-40AD Silver Unit
£175.00Code: HC551
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Atrebates Eppillus 20BC-1AD Gold Quarter Stater Pegasus type, very rare
£1,100.00Code: HC621
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Atrebates Eppilus Grapevine Silver Unit 20BC-10AD
£145.00Code: HC865
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Atrebates Tincomarus Diadem Silver Unit 25BC-10AD
£325.00Code: FC356
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Atrebates Tincomarus Gold Stater 25BC-10AD Warrior type Scarce
£695.00Code: TC672
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Atrebates Verica 10-40AD Gold Quarter Stater Little Horse Rearing, Scarce
£1,100.00Code: HC620
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Atrebates Verica 10-40AD Silver Unit
£350.00Code: HC550
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Atrebates Verica Bronze Quarter Stater 10-40AD Thunderbolt type very rare
£250.00Code: TC676
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Atrebates Verica Silver Minim 10-40AD Mini Vine Leaf Very Rare
£325.00Code: TC361
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Regini & Atrebates Selsey Two-Faced Gold Stater 60-40BC
£1,950.00Code: HC546
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