The Cantiaci (perhaps ‘land of the assembly men’), may have comprised four tribes occupying Kent (KE), centred on the Weald and rivers Stour, Medway and Darent. Diviciacos, king of the Suessiones, c.90-70 BC, may have held territory here. Caesar mentions four kings: Cingetorix, Carvilios, Taximagulos and Segovax, c.60-54 BC. Coins minted at the capital, Durovernum (Canterbury), Duno, Sego, and maybe Durobrivae (Rochester).

Crescent Bull. Holman E4/4-2a. c.85-70 BC. Cast potin unit. 17mm. 1.42g. Linear head facing right, central eye ring with pellet, open face./ Linear bull facing right, tail raised sweeping over body, pellet below, two crescents above, exergual line. ABC 168, VA 127-1, BMC 668, S–. Nr VF, glossy black patina, sharp head and bold bull. Ex Anthony Levine collection. Found Rochester, Kent. EXCESSIVELY RARE.  Was £95. Now only £80