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).

Curved Bull. Holman B2/2-1a. c.115-100 BC. Cast potin unit. 17-20mm. 2.16g. Linear head facing left with closed nose, eye ring with pellet./ Linear bull facing right, exergual line below. ABC 150, VA 108-3, BMC 711, S 63. Fair/Nr VF clear bull. ‘The reverse is a distinctive style, only matched within B2/2-1. The head is left with a closed nose. The axis of 270 is correct for that type and the weight also suggest an earlier type.’ (D Holman pers. comm. 17.5.2023)  . Found near Dover, Kent, c.2016-19                                             Was £85. Now only £50