Currency.
it was found in the rome city
Of the Athenians
It depends on the particular style of the owl, Athenian tetradrachms with the owl on them were produce from about 510 BC and ended with the "new style" owl which was last produced in about 42 BC, however other denominations of coins from Athens continued to be produced with owls on them until about 267 AD. Based on the style of a particular owl, you can generally date the coin to a hundred or so years. Specialty sites and forums can help you with attributing and dating a particular coin.
AOE in Greek on ancient Athenian owl coins is "of the Athenians" or "(children) of Athena" in English.
it was found in the rome city
The use of the owl in Egyptian hieroglyphs was very simple: it was used to write the consonant 'm'.
The common animals of ancient Greece for the capture of mice were the cats, snakes and birds like owl, eagle and other vultures. The Athenian feline mouser was in fact a member of the ferret family.
At 100 BC Greece was under Roman rule. There were greek coins but the main currency was roman. Earlier greek coins feature kings (like Phillip II) or sympolic animals (like the Athenian ''tetradrachmon'' featuring an owl)
it is the owl, her favorite bird she places it on her shoulder wherever she goes...this owl is also imprinted on the athenian coins
In Athens, the AΘE stands for ATHEÖN which means the people of Athens in Greek.
a Owl
in the tree with the coin over it there is an owl and he flies you to different places to get to the owl just climb in the tree to get the coin.