Nabataean Bronze coin of Petra, Shawilat 40-70 AD (NabB125) Festus This lead coin/token is from

This lead coin/token is from the time of Alexander Jannaeus

These coins are the answer

The simpulum was a utensil used by Roman priests during their religious ceremonies

The coin has nicely centered sharp contrast anchor on the obverse and a partly visible star images on both sides of the coin

but the army at this time was mostly pagan

Nabataean Bronze coin of Petra, Shawilat 40-70 AD (NabB125) Festus This lead coin/token is fromNABATAEAN KINGDOM, Petra. Malichos, with Shawilat (AD 40 70). Petra. Jugate heads of Malichos and Shaqilot right Crossed cornucopias. Meshorer, Nabatea, Desert brown patina. condition. Nice images both sides