Romano-Egyptian Bronze Snake Ring Militaria Each creature typically symbolized a

Each creature typically symbolized a particular virtue or characteristic of the emperor—strength

The coins of this period reflect Trajan’s military conquests

Coin: Silver 2 Denier

Gallienus reinforced the identity and prestige of these units

The high craftsmanship and artistry of these coins reflect the city's economic and cultural significance in the ancient world

Romano-Egyptian Bronze Snake Ring Militaria Each creature typically symbolized aDate: c. 1st Century B. C. 1st Century A. D. Weight: 13. 56 grams Size: 7 (U. S.) N 1 2 (U. K.) History of the Artifact Dating to the 1st century B. C.1st century A. D., this remarkable bronze ring takes the form of a coiled serpent, its body wrapped in a tight loop with lightly incised scale patterns and a stylized head with punched eyes. While snake rings were common across the Roman world, this example stands out for its bold, sculptural form and