In one of the mounds, located two km south-east from Qabala, on the right bank of Qarachay River the trove was dug-over by earth working machinery.
[4] On the obverse of the drachmas on behalf of Alexander the Great was portrayed the head of a character of ancient Greek mythology - Hercules in a lion's skin, and on the reverse – the god of thunder Zeus sitting on a throne with an eagle and a scepter.
[1] On the obverse of the tetradrachms on behalf of Lysimachus, the head of Alexander the Great is depicted in a diadem with an Ammon horn, and on the reverse side – the goddess of wisdom Athena in a helmet with a high crest in a sitting position.
[1] The treasures found in Qabala indicate that coins in the name of Alexander the Great were minted in Caucasian Albania from the end of the IV - beginning of the III centuries BC.
[6][7] As for the Seleucid coins, they began to appear on the marketplaces of Caucasian Albania starting from the 80s of the II century BC.