Roman Empire, Philip I, Silver Antoninianus, 244-247 AD, nVF Silver - 1oz Bullion It was a toothless theropod

It was a toothless theropod (“three-toed”) dinosaur species related to Elaphrosaurus (light-footed lizard)

We know ancient cultures such as the Assyrians

because scientists know how quickly they infest a dead body and how fast they grow

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Roman Empire, Philip I, Silver Antoninianus, 244-247 AD, nVF Silver - 1oz Bullion It was a toothless theropodROMAN IMPERIAL, THIRD CENTURY CRISIS, Philip I 'the Arab' (244 249 AD), Silver Antoninianus (3,56g, 22mm), Rome mint 244 247 AD. Obv. Radiate crowned and cuirassed bust right, "IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG". Rev. Aequitas stands left, "AEQVITAS AVGG". RIC 27b; RSC 9. Toned, near Very Fine.