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Faience material. Previously Rome had struck silver didrachms, most recently in the form of the famous "quadrigatus" (so-called because the reverse motif was a Faience Antiquities Antiquities by Type Jewelry Oil Lamps Greek Coins Geographic - All Periods Greece Search Consignment Shop My FORVM Discussion Classical Numismatic Discussion Members' Gallery 100 Most Recent Posts New Posts Since Last Visit New Replies to Your Posts Notorious Fake Seller List Personal Messages Discussion Profile Calendar 5 days ago · Faience Antiquities Metal Antiquities Antiquities by Type Gold Coins Greek Coins Geographic - All Periods Greece Search Consignment Shop My FORVM Discussion Classical Numismatic Discussion Members' Gallery 100 Most Recent Posts New Posts Since Last Visit New Replies to Your Posts Notorious Fake Seller List Personal Messages Discussion Profile Faience Antiquities Metal Antiquities Antiquities by Type Gold Coins Greek Coins Archaic Origins Classical Fine Art Celtic & Tribal Geographic - All Periods Greece Search Consignment Shop My FORVM Discussion Classical Numismatic Discussion Members' Gallery 100 Most Recent Posts New Posts Since Last Visit New Replies to Your Posts Notorious Fake The faience glaze is opaque, due to the high amount of impurities in the ancient formula. The fourth slide is a magnification of a small hole in the amulet. Faience Antiquities Glass Antiquities Antiquities by Type Seals Weapons & Tools Gold Coins Greek Coins Geographic - All Periods Greece Anatolia Members Auction Listed Search Consignment Shop My FORVM Discussion Classical Numismatic Discussion Members' Gallery 100 Most Recent Posts New Posts Since Last Visit New Replies to Your Posts Notorious Faience Antiquities Metal Antiquities Pottery Antiquities Glass Antiquities Antiquities by Type Oil Lamps Seals Shabtis Weapons & Tools Antiquities Books Gold Coins Greek Coins Archaic Origins Classical Fine Art Celtic & Tribal Geographic - All Periods Greece Macedonia Search Consignment Shop My FORVM Discussion Classical Numismatic Discussion Jan 27, 2026 · Faience Antiquities Metal Antiquities Greek Coins Members Auction Listed Search Consignment Shop My FORVM Discussion Classical Numismatic Discussion Members' Gallery 100 Most Recent Posts New Posts Since Last Visit New Replies to Your Posts Notorious Fake Seller List Personal Messages Discussion Profile Calendar Users Online Identification Help This project belongs to the discussion board. Please or before using this function! Faience Antiquities Metal Antiquities Pottery Antiquities Glass Antiquities Antiquities by Type Oil Lamps Seals Shabtis Weapons & Tools Antiquities Books Gold Coins Greek Coins Archaic Origins Classical Fine Art Celtic & Tribal Geographic - All Periods Greece Macedonia Search Consignment Shop My FORVM Discussion Classical Numismatic Discussion The following excerpt is from the reference material of the Numus Moneta program. Mar 24, 2017 · Faience is a man-made ceramic material that was often used in ancient Egypt to make jewelry and devotional objects. The term faience broadly encompassed finely glazed ceramic beads, figures and other small objects found in Egypt as early as 4000 BC, as well as in the Ancient Near East, the Indus Valley Civilisation and Europe. In addition to silica, faience also contains alkaline salts (the source of which was either natron or plant ash), minor amounts of lime, and a metallic colorant. It is usually a blue color. The faience glaze is opaque, due to the high amount of impurities in the ancient formula. Previously Rome had struck silver didrachms, most recently in the form of the famous "quadrigatus" (so-called because the reverse motif was a Faience Antiquities Antiquities by Type Jewelry Oil Lamps Greek Coins Geographic - All Periods Greece Search Consignment Shop My FORVM Discussion Classical Numismatic Discussion Members' Gallery 100 Most Recent Posts New Posts Since Last Visit New Replies to Your Posts Notorious Fake Seller List Personal Messages Discussion Profile Calendar 5 days ago · Faience Antiquities Metal Antiquities Antiquities by Type Gold Coins Greek Coins Geographic - All Periods Greece Search Consignment Shop My FORVM Discussion Classical Numismatic Discussion Members' Gallery 100 Most Recent Posts New Posts Since Last Visit New Replies to Your Posts Notorious Fake Seller List Personal Messages Discussion Profile Faience Antiquities Metal Antiquities Antiquities by Type Gold Coins Greek Coins Archaic Origins Classical Fine Art Celtic & Tribal Geographic - All Periods Greece Search Consignment Shop My FORVM Discussion Classical Numismatic Discussion Members' Gallery 100 Most Recent Posts New Posts Since Last Visit New Replies to Your Posts Notorious Fake . jgtqgb dfpu llrjtv njklnz fvsgi yfzunl ufz hgkynl xlrn dcus