Numismatic Chronicle

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  Año 2000, Número 160

  • Articles

    • Entella, the Silver Coinage of the Campanian Mercenaries and the Site of the First Cartahaginian Mint 410-409

      Ian Lee

      págs. 1-66

      

    • "Agio" at Delphi

      Joshua D. Sosin

      págs. 67-80

      

    • Did king Euthydemus II really exist?

      Frank L. Holt

      págs. 81-91

      

    • More pseudo-Rhodian Drachms from Central Greece: Haliartos (again), Chlakis, and Euboia uncertain (?)

      R.H.J. Ashton

      págs. 93-116

      

    • Earliest inscribed coins, moulds, seals and sealings from Tissamaharama (Sri Lanka)

      Osmund Bopearachchi, Harry Falk, Rajah Wickremesinhe

      págs. 117-134

      

    • Coinage in the name of Yazdgerd III (ad 632-651) and the Arab Conquest of Iran

      Susan Tyler-Smith

      págs. 135-170

      

    • The Qysmychi Hoard of Qarakhanid Dirhams (1002-1021)

      Michael Fedorov

      págs. 171-202

      

    • Crusader Gold Bezants of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem: two additional sources of information

      D.M. Metcalf

      págs. 203-218

      

    • Coining dies in Late Medieval England with a catalogue of the British Museum Collection

      B. J. Cook

      págs. 219-247

      

    • Ecclesiastical Mints in Fifteenth-century England

      Martin Allen

      págs. 249-259

      

  • Notes

    • The Fitth-century Tetradrachm Coinage of Maroneia

      Harold B. Mattingly

      págs. 261-263

      

    • A group of starteres of Timotheus and/or Dioysius, Tyrants of Heraclea Pontica

      William M. Stancomb

      págs. 263-268

      

    • Two Second Century BC Bronze hoards from the Black Sea

      Constantine Lagos

      págs. 268-274

      

    • A Hoard from Elephantine Island

      Michael R. Jenkins

      págs. 274-276

      

    • The Silver coins from East Anglia attributed to King Prasutagus of the Iceni- a new reading of the Obverse inscription

      J. H. C. Williams

      págs. 276-281

      

    • The "Decvrsio" Sestertius types of Nero and the Lusus Troiae

      Derek R. Smith

      págs. 282-289

      

    • Two new coin types for Carausius and Allectus and their implications

      Malcolm Lyne

      págs. 290-292

      

    • Three Late Roman "Purse" hoards from Aphrodisias

      Oliver D. Hoover

      págs. 292-297

      

    • Numismatic et diplomatique. Réflexions à propos d'une monnaie prétenduement frappée par Godefroid Ier, duc de Lotharingie et comte de Louvain (1095-1139)

      Serge Boffa

      págs. 298-304

      

    • The long Voided cross Sterlings of Kinghorn

      R.W. Kirton, Lord Stewartby

      págs. 304-308