Numismatic Chronicle

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  Año 1989, Número 149

  • Articles

    • A series of Rhodian didrachms from the mid-third century BC

      Richard Ashton

      págs. 1-14

      

    • The royal Seleucid mint of Soli

      Arthur Houghton

      págs. 15-32

      

    • Nabataean coinage-Part I. The silver content measured by X-ray fluorescence analysis

      Karl Schmitt-Korte, Michael Cowell

      págs. 33-58

      

    • Nero´s `Apollonia´series: the Achaean context

      Brooks Levy

      págs. 59-68

      

    • An arch of Domitian in Rome on the coins of Alexandria

      F. S. Kleiner

      págs. 69-82

      

    • The al-Madhariba hoard of gold Aksumite and late Roman coins

      S.C. Munro-Hay

      págs. 83-100

      

    • Coinage alloys from the time of Offa and Charlemagne to c. 864

      Michael Metcalf, Peter Northover

      págs. 101-120

      

    • The royal household and the mint (1279-1399)

      Barrie Cook

      págs. 121-134

      

    • Percentile plots and other methods of graphing coin weights

      Warren Esty

      págs. 135-148

      

  • Notes

    • The Tangier hoard

      Leandre Villaronga

      págs. 149-161

      

    • The Mugnano hoard

      Michael Crawford

      pág. 149

      

    • New Parthian coin types

      David Sellwood

      págs. 162-168

      

    • Two notes on Syrian silver of the third century AD

      K. Butcher

      págs. 169-172

      

    • Two mid-fourth century coin hoards from North Africa

      Roger Bland

      págs. 173-190

      

    • A late Roman hoard from Traian (Neamt, Rumania)

      Virgil Mihailescu-Bîrliba

      págs. 191-196

      

    • Trebizond under the Gabrades again

      Simon Bendall

      págs. 197-198

      

  • Review-Articles

    • After the colt has bolted: a review of Amandry on Roman Corinth

      Christopher J. Howgego

      págs. 199-208

      

    • The supply of bronze coins to Britain in the second century BC

      Curtis Clay

      págs. 209-224