Punic Sicily. AE 17 mm, late 4th-early 3rd century BC, Head of Tanit

Punic, Sicily
Denomination: AE 17 mm,
Date: late 4th-early 3rd century BC. 
Obverse: Head of Tanit left, wearing wreath of grain. 
Reverse: Horse standing right in front of palm-tree; to right, three pellets.
Reference: SNG Cop. 117. AE. 2.88 g. 17.50 mm. VF.
FT-0675
Tanit was the supreme goddess of Carthage, a Phoenician colony, identified with fertility, war, and the moon, often linked to the Greek goddess Athena and identified as Astarte or Dido in Greco-Roman syncretism, symbolizing life, prosperity, and the heavens, sometimes associated with the lion and the serpent.