Numismatic Chronicle

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  Año 1995, Número 155

  • Articles

    • Pseudo-Rhodian drachms from central Greece

      R.H.J. Ashton

      págs. 1-20

      

    • A hoard of Bosporan coins in the period thrid century BC to AD 238 from Ancient Gorgippia (Anapa) 1987

      Nina Frolova, Stanley Ireland

      págs. 21-42

      

    • Aphrodisias reconsidered

      Ann Johnston

      págs. 43-100

      

    • The Mesagne hoard and the coinage of the late Republic

      Harold B. Mattingly

      págs. 101-108

      

    • Change in the late Republican denarius

      R.P. Duncan-Jones

      págs. 109-117

      

    • The coinage of the Sasanian king Kavad II (ad 628)

      Hodge Mehdi Malek

      págs. 120-129

      

    • The earliest Arab-Sasanian coins

      Alexander Nikitin, Gunter Roth

      págs. 131-137

      

    • Mints and moneyers in the West Midlands and at Derby in the reign of Eadmund (939-46)

      Hugh Pagan

      págs. 139-161

      

    • Four early medieval coin dies from the London waterfront

      Marion M. Archibald

      págs. 165-200

      

    • A late Anglo-Saxon coin die from Flaxengate, Lincoln

      Mark Blackburn, Jenny Mann

      págs. 201-208

      

    • German imitations of English short-cross sterlings

      Lord Stewartby

      págs. 209-260

      

  • Notes

    • The coinage of Kindya

      Johnathan Kagan, Brian Kritt

      págs. 261-265

      

    • Nero's large bronze coinage for Egiypt

      Richard Pincock

      págs. 266-271

      

    • The large bronze of Valentinian III

      A. Korshenko, I. Gorshkov, A.J. Holmes

      págs. 271-275

      

    • A new gold coin of king MHDYS of Aksum

      S.C. Munro-Hay

      págs. 275-277

      

    • A new seventh-century countermark with a Sogdian inscription

      Alexander Nikitin, Gunter Roth

      págs. 277-279

      

    • An unprovenanced Viking-Age silver hoard of tenth-century date

      James Graham-Campbell, Mark Blackburn

      págs. 279-282

      

    • References to the French "maille tierce" in Italian accounts from 1278

      Marcus Phillips

      págs. 283-288