Coin of Singara under Gordian III and Tranquillina 

Editor: Here we have a Coin of Singara under Gordian III and Tranquillina. It’s difficult to determine the exact date. The coin has an ancient, worn feel. What can you tell us about its historical significance? Curator: The Coin of Singara offers insights into the political landscape of the Roman Empire. Coins like this were instruments of propaganda, circulating images of power and authority, especially in frontier regions like Singara. Editor: Propaganda? So, the emperors controlled their image even on small currency? Curator: Absolutely. Consider the image of Gordian III and Tranquillina. What message do you think they wanted to convey through their depiction on this coin? It speaks to their power, legitimacy, and connection to the people. Editor: I see. It's amazing how much a small object can tell us about the past. Curator: Indeed. It highlights the role art plays in shaping history and public perception.