Paeonian Coins (450 BCE)
For translation methodology see: How to Translate Alphabetic Akkadian Texts
(June 10, 2023) The land of Paeonia is north of Macedon and west of Thrace. It was a buffer state between Macedon and the Celts. The horse and rider represents the motion powers while the ground warrior represents the life powers.
(June 10, 2023) Coins from a horde allegedly found in Paeonia which together form a battle sequence from left to right. Coin hoards seem to represent wealth used for state to state transactions or tribute outside of classical civilization areas so they can have old coins no longer in general circulation. The center coin (16) shows the full text. The other coins have the short version of the text. The coins indicates some sort of conflict was happening when they were minted. This lettering is a mix of Greek and Etruscan so probably dates to 450 BCE. Image and research paper from: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/a-ct-collaboration-paeonians-celts.392714/
From Ancient Coin Podcast with Aaron Burke at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=up-fxZQZ0k0
(June 10, 2023) Another version of the Paeonian coins with a readable label for the warrior. This lettering is a mix of Greek and Etruscan so probably dates to 450 BCE. The horse warror represents the motion powers. The warrior on the ground represents the life powers.
(June 10, 2023) “Controllers” is an epithet for the life power Goddess Ayu, eagle-vultures, and owls who direct and control the flow of fertility-fluids through the life network. This lettering is a mix of Greek and Etruscan so probably dates to 450 BCE. The horse warror represents the motion powers. The warrior on the ground represents the life powers. Image from: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/a-ct-collaboration-paeonians-celts.392714/