Déus i mites de l'antiguitat, L'evidència de la moneda d'Hispània
In Antiquity, protective gods, heroes and sacred myths took pride of place in the imagery of coinage. The exhibition proposes taking a look at the religious beliefs of the inhabitants of the Iberian Peninsula from the 5th century BC to the Visigothic age. The conducting thread are the coins that were minted in Hispania or which, coming from other territories, circulated around it and which are presented alongside contemporary objects with a religious significance, like for example pottery, terracotta figures or amulets.
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