The Durotriges, ‘fort dwellers?’ or Durotrages ‘fort runners?’, were a close-knit confederacy of sea-faring peoples in the south-west who controlled two major harbours, Poole and Christchurch, and traded with Armorica. Their territory closely matched that of Anglo-Saxon Wessex, centred on Dorset and defined by the rivers Avon, Wylye, Brue, Yeo and Parrett. Coins made at Hengistbury Head and elsewhere. 

Hod Hill. c. 58-40 BC. Bronze stater. 17-19mm. 2.79g. Wreath motif./ Horse facing left, pellets above, coffee bean behind. ABC 2175, VA 1290, BMC 2790-2859, S 371. Irregular flan, otherwise Fair/Fine, brown patina. Was £30. Now only £20