CRETE. Polyrhenium. Ca. 330–270 BC. AR hemidrachm (2.14 gm). Head of Dictynna left, wearing bead necklace and pendant earring, hair confined in sakkos / Filleted bull head facing. Svoronos 16, pl. xxvi, 5. Le Rider pl. xxix, 8. Overstruck on a tetrobol of Argos. Very rare. Toned. VF
According to Strabo, the Dictynnaeum or temple of Dictynna atop Mt. Tityrus was regarded as the holy site of Cydonia, but was actually located in the territory of Polyrhenium