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John Wilton-Ely is professor emeritus in the history of art at the University of Hull

Beltran is an assistant scientist at the Getty Conservation Institute

Roman Coin Reproduction - Caesar's Conquest of Gaul BS2018 glowing surfaces have been etchedCaesars earliest coins were minted during his military campaigns, where he used a mint that traveled with his army. This gold coin represents his military conquest of Gaul from 58 to 50 BCE Caesar claimed the image of the Goddess Venus as his ancestress and divine patron. The letters 'LII' behind the female head has long been an indication of Julius Caesars age, placing the issue firmly within the year 48 BCE Diameter: 26 mm Material: Silver plated