SOUS-PARSAT

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Location

City

Sous-Parsat

Address

La Chapelle-de-Pognat

County

Creuse

Region

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Country

France

Lat/Long/Alt

46.0585 / 1.9933 / 527.2 view

Location details

Centred on village/city

Find spot comment

The hoard was found in a field called 'Chez-Novy', cadastral plan 133 C. On the via consularis de Praetorium (Puy-de-Jouer) to Aeilodunum (Ahun).

Information

6094

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Hoard name

SOUS-PARSAT

Alternative names

POGNAT

Data type

Hoard

Date of discovery (from)

1824

Total number of coins

Summary

The find comprised 'an important hoard of coins, dishes and cult statues, two in silver and 6 in bronze, from a sanctuary. There were approximately 40 silver coins which were melted down immediately by a goldsmith.'

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Discovery method

Agricultural or drainage work
Land Use

Cultivated Land
Closing reign (earliest)

Uncertain
Terminal year (earliest)

0
Terminal year (latest)

400

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Numismatic rating

Poor
Context rating

Poor
Findspot rating

Fair

Site comment

On the via consularis de Praetorium (Puy-de-Jouer) to Aeilodunum (Ahun). The composition of the hoard with vessels and cult statues suggests that it came from a sanctuary site.
Associated features

Near this road, in 1820, was discovered a Gallo-Roman cemetery composed of a fairly large number of cremation burials in granite chests.
Site class

Rural

Context

Temple or shrine

Period

Roman
End period

Roman

Objects belonging to this hoard

Statuette of Victory, silver
Victory arises, the spread wings, floating clothes over left leg while advancing.

Statuette of Mercury, silver
Curly head with two wings, without petasos.

Statuette of Mercury, bronze
Naked, coat on the shoulder, but without petasos or talars, hands empty, frizzy hair, eyes encrusted with silver, a gold necklace at the neck. On the face and the bust, the epidermis has disappeared.

Two statuettes of Mercury, bronze
Much coarser, carrying the petasos. One of them was holding a handbag.

Statuette of Juno/Rosmerta
A diademed goddess, with a long dress, right hand empty, the left hand is missing. Unspecified material

Two statuettes
Unspecified material. The Venus belonging to Mr. Baret d'Auriole from Farges may be one of them.

References

Reference

Rochette, P. - 1830 - (Sous-Parsat)

Ref

420

Reference

Tripon, J.-B. - 1837 - Historique Monumental de l'ancienne province du Limousin

Ref

Comment

(confuses Sous-Parsat with Parsac)

Reference

Ardant, M. - 1851 - (Sous-Parsat)

Ref

138

Reference

Ardant, M. - 1884 - (Sous-Parsat)

Ref

243

Reference

Lecler, A. - 1920 - Dictionnaire historique et géographique de la Haute-Vienne. I. Lettres A à O

Ref

745

Comment

(copy of Tripon)

Reference

Janicaud, G. - 1928 - II. Le laraire de Pognat

Ref

633-635

Reference

TAF I

Ref

21 (Creuse)

Updated by C. Gazdac (Apr. 2020).

Coin Hoards
of the Roman Empire

SOUS-PARSAT

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Objects belonging to this hoard

Statuette of Victory, silver
Victory arises, the spread wings, floating clothes over left leg while advancing.

Statuette of Mercury, silver
Curly head with two wings, without petasos.

Statuette of Mercury, bronze
Naked, coat on the shoulder, but without petasos or talars, hands empty, frizzy hair, eyes encrusted with silver, a gold necklace at the neck. On the face and the bust, the epidermis has disappeared.

Two statuettes of Mercury, bronze
Much coarser, carrying the petasos. One of them was holding a handbag.

Statuette of Juno/Rosmerta
A diademed goddess, with a long dress, right hand empty, the left hand is missing. Unspecified material

Two statuettes
Unspecified material. The Venus belonging to Mr. Baret d'Auriole from Farges may be one of them.

References

Coin Hoardsof the Roman Empire

SOUS-PARSAT

Data not added to the map

Objects belonging to this hoard

Statuette of Victory, silver Victory arises, the spread wings, floating clothes over left leg while advancing.

Statuette of Mercury, silver Curly head with two wings, without petasos.

Statuette of Mercury, bronze Naked, coat on the shoulder, but without petasos or talars, hands empty, frizzy hair, eyes encrusted with silver, a gold necklace at the neck. On the face and the bust, the epidermis has disappeared.

Two statuettes of Mercury, bronze Much coarser, carrying the petasos. One of them was holding a handbag.

Statuette of Juno/Rosmerta A diademed goddess, with a long dress, right hand empty, the left hand is missing. Unspecified material

Two statuettes Unspecified material. The Venus belonging to Mr. Baret d'Auriole from Farges may be one of them.

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Coin Hoards
of the Roman Empire

Statuette of Victory, silver
Victory arises, the spread wings, floating clothes over left leg while advancing.

Statuette of Mercury, silver
Curly head with two wings, without petasos.

Statuette of Mercury, bronze
Naked, coat on the shoulder, but without petasos or talars, hands empty, frizzy hair, eyes encrusted with silver, a gold necklace at the neck. On the face and the bust, the epidermis has disappeared.

Two statuettes of Mercury, bronze
Much coarser, carrying the petasos. One of them was holding a handbag.

Statuette of Juno/Rosmerta
A diademed goddess, with a long dress, right hand empty, the left hand is missing. Unspecified material

Two statuettes
Unspecified material. The Venus belonging to Mr. Baret d'Auriole from Farges may be one of them.