Drachma of the Tenedos island of the legendary city of Troy in Anatolia, known as Asia Minor. On one side, the concept of duality and protector, also known as Janus; There is a symbol of a mission such as surveillance and reception. On the back side, the island of Tenedos, known as ΤΕΝΕΔΙΟΝ , is written today as Bozcaada. There are also grapes, a warrior and two axes as symbols. Janus statues were placed at the entrances and exits of cities in the Roman Empire and had a kind of surveillance and protection mission. In later periods, the month of January, which was the first month after the modern calendar became Latin, was named January. The reason for this is because it contains the end of the old year and the beginning of the new year.
