A Late Roman Constantinus II Silver Coin set in a Gold Pendant, ca. 337 - 361 CE Vessels - Bronze bird-like head with ears on

bird-like head with ears on either side behind the round eyes

or the preparation of sacred materials in temple contexts associated with Chavín de Huántar

and Khepri

The Moche ruled Peru’s north coast through warfare

Condition: Repaired breaks around rim and losses to two feet

A Late Roman Constantinus II Silver Coin set in a Gold Pendant, ca. 337 - 361 CE Vessels - Bronze bird-like head with ears onA rare Roman silver coin, the obverse depicting the bust of Emperor Constantinus II facing right, wearing a pearl diadem and a toga with shoulder clasp, with an inscription around. The reverse with a soldier standing facing left, holding a spear and gesturing with inscriptions around. The coin has been set in a contemporary ancient high karat gold pendant with a faux braided border, and a large suspension loop at the top. Medium: Silver, high karat