Numismatic Chronicle

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  Año 1990, Número 150

  • Articles

    • Why did ancient states strike coins?

      Christopher J. Howgego

      págs. 1-26

      

    • The solar disk drachms of Caria

      Richard Ashton

      págs. 27-38

      

    • Cistophoric countermarks and the monetary system of Eumenes II

      Robert A. Bauslaugh

      págs. 39-66

      

    • The beginning of Athenian new style silver coinage

      Harold B. Mattingly

      págs. 67-78

      

    • Graeco-Bactrian issues of later Indo-Greek kings

      Osmund Bopearachchi

      págs. 79-104

      

    • Nabataean coinage-Part II. New coin types and variants

      Karl Schmii-korte

      págs. 105-134

      

    • Gallienus´`Animal Series´coins and Roman religion

      Richard D. Weigel

      págs. 135-144

      

    • The early nineteenth-century Jackson collection of coins from Carthage

      Donald Bateson, Ian Campbell, Paolo Visonà

      págs. 145-178

      

    • Edwardian sterlings from Lochmaben, Blackhills and Mellendean reclassified

      Ian Stewart, J. J. North

      págs. 179-204

      

    • The theory of linkage

      Warren Esty

      págs. 205-222

      

  • Notes

    • Turtle tattle

      Peter Bicknell

      págs. 223-224

      

    • A new silver issue from Mylasa

      R.H.J. Ashton

      págs. 224-225

      

    • the coinage of Selinus in Cilicia

      Edoardo Levante

      págs. 226-232

      

    • A Flavian hoard from Scotland: a foundation deposit?

      J. D. Bateson, W. S. Hanson

      págs. 233-236

      

    • A new consular solidus in the name of Valens from the mint of Antioch

      Guy Lacamb

      págs. 237-238

      

    • A new silver coin of King Aphilas of Aksum

      S.C. Munro-Hay

      págs. 238-239