EC.72.211 Denomination: ? Date: c. 337-361 CE Obverse: Laureate head facing right Inscription: CONSTANTIUS AUG
	Reverse: Fortress Inscription: PROVIDENTIA...AUGG... Translated: To Imperial Providence... Notes: Issued under Constantius II. Duplicate EC.72.209, EC.72.210. Weight: 3 g

	EC.72.212 Denomination: ? Date: 348-361 CE Obverse: Laureate bust of Constans facing right Inscription: faint
	Reverse: Constans standing on a galley holding a globe with phoenix and a standard with a Chi-Rho; on stern a seated Victory steering the galley Inscription: FEL TEMP REPARATIO Notes: For this coin reverse type see C. Foss, Roman Historical Coins (London 1990) 300 n. 40. Weight: 2 g

	EC.72.213 Denomination: ? Date: c. 361-363 CE Obverse: Bearded laureate head facing right Inscription: faint
	Reverse: Horse (?) Inscription: worn off Notes: Issued under Julian the Apostate. Weight: 3 g

	EC.72.214 Denomination: ? (AE?) Date: c. 4th century CE Obverse: Laureate head facing right Inscription: faint
	Reverse: Soldier (?) Inscription: faint Weight: 1 g

	EC.72.215 Denomination: ? Date: mid 4th century CE Obverse: Laureate head facing right Inscription: faint
	Reverse: Figure kneeling before standing figure Inscription: faint Weight: 5 g

	EC.72.216 Denomination: ? Date: mid 4th century CE Obverse: Laureate head facing right Inscription: faint
	Reverse: Walking figure (?) Inscription: faint Weight: 3 g

	EC.72.217 Denomination: ? Date: mid 4th century CE Obverse: Laureate head facing right Inscription: faint
	Reverse: Standing figure on a ship with oars holding banner with Chi Rho (?) Inscription: faint Weight: 5 g

	EC.72.218 Denomination: ? Date: late 4th century CE Obverse: Laureate head facing right Inscription: worn off
	Reverse: Wreath (?) Inscription: badly worn Weight: 1 g

	EC.72.219 Denomination: ? Date: late 4th century CE Obverse: Laureate head facing right Inscription: worn off
	Reverse: Two standing figures Inscription: worn off Weight: 1 g

	EC.72.220 Denomination: ? Date: late 4th century BCE (?) Obverse: Male head facing right
	Reverse: Double-bodied owl of Athens (?) Notes: Greek origin, possibly Athens Weight: 8 g

	EC.72.221 Denomination: ? Date: ? Obverse: Male head facing left
	Reverse: Horse-like animal below eight pointed star Notes: Greek origin. Weight: 3 g

	EC.72.222 Denomination: ? Date: c. 3rd century CE Obverse: Woman's head (?) facing right
	Reverse: Faint Notes: Greek origin. Imperial (?) Weight: 8 g

EC.72.223 Denomination: ? Date: c. 550 CE Obverse: Head (of Justinian I?) wearing a diadem and facing right Inscription: ...N IUSTIN... Translated: ...Justinian...

Reverse: Star or palmette on left and battle axe on right Inscription: M Notes: This coin was originally No. 146 in Helen Hughes' 1909 thesis. The "M" on the reverse of this coin may be the monogram of the barbarian ruler under which it was minted. The emperor on the obverse wears a cross on his chest, suggesting the coin may have been minted in Spain. Issued under the Byzantine Empire. Weight: 13 g

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