Megas Alexandros: Alexander's real face
CNG: Feature Auction Triton XVI. KINGS of MACEDON. Alexander III 'the Great'. 336-323 BC. AR 'Medallion' of 5 Shekels or Dekadrachm (33mm, 38.75 g, 5h). Local (Satrapal) mint in Babylon. Struck circa 325-323 BC.
Alexander the Great and the Mystery of the Elephant Medallions (Hellenistic Culture and Society) by Holt, Frank L. (2005) Paperback: Amazon.co.uk: Books
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The gold medallion of Alexander the Great. The new discovered 'Gold... | Download Scientific Diagram
Jamal Jafri on Twitter: "The Porus Medallion, a Silver Decadrachm Obv: King Porus, mounted on the elephant Rev: Alexander (born #OnThisDay 20 July 356 BC) being crowned by Victory (Battle of Hydaspes (
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Megas Alexandros: The Alexander Medallion: Exploring the Origins of a Unique Artefact By O. Bopearachchi and F. Holt
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Megas Alexandros: Alexander's real face
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The 'Porus Medallion', a silver decadrachm with an image of Alexander the Great, 01/09/13, Coins at Warwick
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AJC on Twitter: "@IndiaHistorypic Part of coins called the “Elephant Medallions”" / Twitter
Porus Medallion (BM reg. no. 1926,0402.1); silver; Babylon, Iraq (?),... | Download Scientific Diagram
A coin commemorating Alexander's expedition to the Punjab and his defet of Porus. Alexander's helmet is modelled on the Persian royal head-dress, the peaked kyrbasia, with added plume Stock Photo - Alamy
A Melville on Twitter: "The 'Porus Medallion', silver decadrachm with only known lifetime image of Alexander the Great. Babylon, c. 323 BC. https://t.co/gmZEoxZsTn" / Twitter
