Deel van	The Numismatic Chronicle
Deel	Volume 183
Publicatiejaar	2023
Locatie van publicatie	Londen, Verenigd Koninkrijk
Nummer	N# L206319

Artikelen

• A New ‘Pegasus’ Mint (Paleis) and the Question of Kephallenia, pag. 1–10
  Kenneth A. Sheedy, Stephanie Mccarthy-Reece
• New Evidence for Instability on the Southern Border of Judea between the Two Jewish Revolts: The Numismatic Finds from Rakafot 54 Site near Be’er Shevaʻ, Israel, pag. 11–27
  Yoav Farhi, Shira Bloch-Lifshitz, Peter Fabian
• The Armenian Triumph in Actian Nicopolis, pag. 29–41
  Dario Calomino
• Moneyed Women in Phrygia, pag. 43–78
  Alan H. Cadwallader
• Constantine’s Gold and Silver Donatives of Rome from 312 to 337, pag. 79
  Lars Ramskold
• Irregular (‘Barbarous’) Radiates: A Multi-Provincial Coinage of Necessity, pag. 139
  Fabien Pilon
• Large Imperial Gold Medallions from the Fourth Century. Reflections on the Distribution and Use of Roman Medallions in Barbaricum – The Medallions from the Vindelev Hoard, Denmark, pag. 169
  Helle W. Horsnæs
• The ‘Perpetuetas’ Issue of Trier, AD 379–383, pag. 189
  M. J. Cuddefford
• An Empire Loved by God: The Significance of Some Unique Control-Marks on the AE 3 of Antioch following the Battle of Adrianople, pag. 199–211
  David Woods
• The Surreptitious ‘Repair’ of Roman Gold Coins Subsequently Sold at Auction: A Serious Numismatic Problem, pag. 213
  Ronald Bude
• The Alleged Byzantine Mint at Constantina in Numidia, pag. 225–229
  David Woods
• On the Origin of the Seventh-Century Solidi with Mutilated Crosses Conventionally Attributed to the Caliphate, pag. 231–252
  David Woods
• The first Visigothic coin from Israel: a minimus from the Nesher-Ramla Quarry attributed to King Wamba (672–680 CE), pag. 253–257
  Yoav Farhi, Ruth Pliego
• The Zuidbarge and Zuidlaren hoards of 1860 and the Italian coinage of the late ninth century, pag. 259–296
  Simon Coupland, Luca Gianazza, Floor Huisman, Onno Florisson
• The Beginning of Crusader Coinage in Northern Syria, pag. 297
  Nikolaus Schindler
• The ‘Bayindir/1988’ Hoard of Byzantine Thirteenth-Century Billon Trachea, pag. 313
  Ceren Ünal, Eleni Lianta
• Money as provocation: the coinage of Archbishop Jon Raude (1268–82), pag. 335–350
  Jon Anders Risvaag, Svein H. Gullbekk
• Argentum monetatum ad usum Zeccha in Emilia-Romagna between the twelfth and fourteenth centuries: from numismatic evidence to archaeometric analysis, pag. 351
  Giulio Carraro
• The Lechaena Hoard, 1979 (CH 8.417 and 8.358?), Deposited Second Century BC, pag. 375–378
  Leah Lazar
• A Mithridatic Hoard of Tetradrachms from Taurian Chersonesus, pag. 379
  Mikhail Grigorevich Abramzon
• The Oxcroft Lane, Bolsover Coin Hoard, pag. 392
  Peter Guest
• Tenea (Corinthia) Ancient Hoards Excavated by the ‘Tenea Project Team’ in 2022, pag. 396
  Elena Korka, Constantine Lagos, Maria Syrrou
• A Seventh-Century Byzantine Hoard of Solidi from Andrinople (Edirne), pag. 403–412
  Fernando López Sanchez, David Martínez Chico
• Four early modern coin hoards from Norway, pag. 413–418
  Murray Andrews
• The small hoard of Pettineo (Messina, Italy, 1957): the gold oncie (1734–36) of Charles III, pag. 419–426
  Antonino Crisà

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