Дополнительные сведения о кладе римских монет из Даргелишке (р-н Тельшяй, Литва)

ENIn 1968, in journal "Нумизматика и эпиграфика" (vol. VII) were published data about hoards of Roman coins from Nicaea, found in Janapol and Dargeliszkie (county Telšiai, Lithuania). Recently the museums of Lithuania received next two coins from hoard from Dargeliszkie. In the article there was talked over and shown those coins as well as introduced controversial issues related to coins from Nicaea, found on Lithuania. The hoard from Dargeliszkie was discovered in 1934 during digging potatoes. In the Telšiai museum „Alka" there are few objects from this hoard: 2 bronze bracelets, 1 bronze coin of Gordian III (23 8-244), struck in Nicaea (Bithynia, Asia Minor). In 1989 the National Museum of Lithuania (Lietuvos nacionalinis muziejus, Vilnius) received bronze coin of Caracalla (211-217), struck in Nicaea; the Museum of the Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos Banko muziejus) - bronze coin of Maximinus Thrax (235-238). At present the author possesses data only about three coins from Nicaea, found in Dargeliszkie. Those are the coins of Caracalla, Maximinus Thrax as well as Gordian III. The hoard can be dated to the half of the 3rd c. The owner of the treasure could be rich representative of Baltic tribe.