Titelübersetzung	Numismatics, sphragistics and epigraphy
Teil von	Нумизматика, сфрагистика и епиграфика (NSE) Numismatics, sphragistics and epigraphy
Band	Band 10
Jahr der Veröffentlichung	2014
Verlag	Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Veröffentlichungsort	Sofia, Bulgarien
Sprachen	Bulgarisch
Webseite	https://publications.naim.bg/index.php/NSE
Download	https://naim.bg/bg/content/editions/500/6/issue/88/
Nummer	N# L172620

Beiträge

• On the interpretation of a type of “pre-coin forms” from the north-eastern Bulgaria, S. 1–12
  Petar Minkov
• On the silver Lysimachus of Enos found in Pistiros, S. 13–24
  Boryana Russeva
• The Scythian kings Ailios and Charaspes and Tomis mint, S. 25–30
  Emanuel Petac, Aurel Vîlcu
• Chronology of the Philippopolis coinage during the period of 88–193, S. 31–42
  Svetoslav Yordanov
• Rare coins of Philippopolis, S. 43–50
  Miroslava Dotkova
• Coins of Septimius Severus from Galatia found in Serdica, S. 51–56
  Dochka Vladimirova-Aladzhova
• Hoards containing bronze coins of municipalities (1st–3rd c. AD) discovered in Southern Bulgaria (part one), S. 57–90
  Radoslav Gushterakliev
• Hoard of denarii and Antoninianes from Nozharevo village, Silistra region, S. 91–112
  Varbin Varbanov
• Roman coins from the archaeological research of the castellum of Dimum, S. 113–120
  Bistra Bozhkova
• Arabian dirham from the bi-ritual necropolis in Topola village, Dobrich district, S. 121–130
  Lyudmila Doncheva-Petkova
• Numismatic data of the ethnical changes in Thrace and Haemimont in the 11th–12th c., S. 131–138
  Zhivko Aladzhov
• The Medieval pattern of Shumen village of Cherencha according to the numismatic data, S. 139–166
  Zhenya Zhekova
• Part of a hoard of copper (billon) scyphati from the first half of the 13th c. coming from the region of Gradnitsa village, Sevlievo region, S. 167–178
  Vladimir Penchev
• Two English silver pence from the 13th c. found in Bulgaria, S. 179–182
  Vladimir Penchev
• Hoard of Bulgarian and Byzantine cup-shaped copper coins (1260ies) from the area of Rositsa River, Pavlikeni Municipality, Veliko Tarnovo district, S. 183–200
  Konstantin Dochev
• The coins of Władysław III of Varna (1434–1444) from Northeastern Bulgaria, S. 201–208
  Nevyan Mitev
• Coins and coin circulation in Ovech Fortress under the Ottoman domination (1388 – mid 17th c.), S. 209–216
  Nevyan Mitev
• String of Western European coins and a cross (18th – 19th c.), S. 217–222
  Bisera Tomova
• The seals of Thema Druguvitia (9th – 11th c.), S. 223–240
  Ivan Yordanov
• New Byzantine molybdobulla from the 11th c. occasionally serving as an amulet and found during the archaeological research in Silistra, S. 241–244
  Vladimir Penchev
• New lead seals of Emperor Alexios I Komnenos (1081–1118) from Northeastern Bulgaria, S. 245–250
  Ioto Valeriev
• Inscriptions with the name of the Thracian ruler Mostis, S. 251–254
  Metodi Manov
• Iconography and name – observations on monuments of cult representing Ares/ Mars from Moesia and Thrace, S. 255–272
  Krasimira Karadimitrova
• TZUKOS and TZOKOS – Uno-Bulgarian epithets of Krum and Omurtag, S. 273–306
  Pavel Georgiev
• The epitaph as a hagiographical fact: the miracles of Maximus Grekos, S. 307–314
  Alexander Avdeev
• Mahmud Pasha – the constructor of the Grand Mosque in Sofia, S. 315–340
  Katerina Venedikova
• In memoriam prof. Georges Le Rider (1928–2014), S. 341-
  Boryana Russeva

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