Topic summary
Siliquae
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Siliqua.
Hoards and finds
Siliquae of Honorius form a substantial part of the silver hoards deposited at the end of Roman Britain, such as the Hoxne Hoard, which contained 14,212 siliquae struck down to his reign. The type RIC X 1228 is recorded by the Coin Hoards of the Roman Empire project in four hoards: Kempston 1978 (England, 10 coins), Norwich, near (England, 4 coins), Mora de Rubielos (Spain, 3 coins) and Allington 1869 (England, 2 coins). Single finds of the type are also recorded in England by the Portable Antiquities Scheme.