Coinage of Palmyra, some of which were found in the Palmyrene colony at Dura-Europos, may depict the goddess. The coin with Tyche on the obverse and a strolling lion on the reverse, and one with a goddess riding a lion points to Atargatis, based on the lion motif. There has also been found one Palmyrene tessera (token) inscribed with Atargatis's name (Aramaic: ).
Coinage of Palmyra some of which were found in the Palmyrene colony at Dura-Europos may depict the goddess The coin with Tyche on the obverse and a strolling lion on the reverse and one with a goddess riding a lion points to Atargatis based on the lion motif There has also been found one Palmyrene tessera (token) inscribed with Atargatis's name (Aramaic )