Titelübersetzung	Numismatics, sphragistics and epigraphy
Teil von	Нумизматика, сфрагистика и епиграфика (NSE) Numismatics, sphragistics and epigraphy
Band	Band 8
Jahr der Veröffentlichung	2012
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/73/
Nummer	N# L172622

Beiträge

• 1st-5th c. Roman golden coins from the collection of Stara Zagora Regional Museum of History, S. 1–8
  Mariana Minkova
• The iconography of Ares in the provincial coinage of Moesia Inferior and Thrace during AD 1st -3rd c., S. 9–20
  Bistra Bozhkova
• Coin hoard (2nd -3rd c.) from Lyaskovets, Veliko Tarnovo region, S. 21–30
  Miroslava Dotkova
• Coin circulation along the middle course of Struma River during 294—498, S. 31–50
  Svetoslava Philipova
• Golden coins of the Western Roman Empire from the 5th c., S. 51–62
  Dochka Vladimirova-Aladzhova
• Umayyad dirham from the second decade of the 8th c. in the context of the coin finds from the same time in Bulgaria, S. 63–72
  Latchezar Lazarov
• Abbasid golden fourré from the region of Pliska, S. 73–84
  Pavel Georgiev
• New type of electrum (silver) scyphatos of John III Doukas Vatatzes Emperor of Nicaea (1221-1254), S. 85–88
  Vladimir Penchev
• Hoard of copper coins of Tsar Constantine Assen (1257-1277) from Trapezitsa Fortress, Veliko Tarnovo, S. 89–96
  Konstantin Dochev
• Hoard of copper trachy of Constantine Assen (1255-1277) from the vicinity of Veliki Preslav, S. 97–106
  Zhenya Zhekova
• Silver coin of Tsar Michael III Shishman-Assen (1323-1330) overstruck on a Venetian Mattapan, S. 107–110
  Vladimir Penchev
• Aspers of Ivan Alexander with Michael Assen from the hoard from Velingrad (Kamenitsa residence area), S. 111–122
  Vladimir Penchev
• Hoard of silver Groschen (14th c.) from Preslav (Second expanded edition), S. 123–134
  Angel Konakliev, Stella Doncheva
• Byzantine seals from the Inner town of Veliki Preslav, S. 135–142
  Todor Todorov
• Two 11th c. Byzantine molybdobullae discovered during the archaeological research in Silistra, S. 143–146
  Vladimir Penchev
• Two molybdobullae of Ecumenical Patriarchs from the first half of the 19th c. from Pomorie, S. 147–150
  Vladimir Penchev
• Who is Aliat Stratilatos from the inscription in the Preslav Round Church?, S. 151–162
  Ivan Yordanov
• Ceramic seal with a cryptographic formula, S. 163–174
  Pavel Georgiev
• New inscriptions—graffiti from the Medieval Cherven, S. 175–184
  Ivan Yordanov, Kosta Hadzhiev
• On the inscriptions in Arabic characters on stone and metal in the Museum of Archaeology in Sofia, S. 185–206
  Katerina Venedikova
• Newly found weights — etalons from the Late Antiquity and Medieval fortress of Balak Dere, Ivaylovgrad municipality, S. 207–210
  Ivaylo Kanev
• Notes on the distribution of imitations of the Venetian theriak over the Bulgarian territories during the Ottoman Age, S. 211–220
  Nikolay Markov
• On a misunderstanding in two of our museums, S. 221–232
  Nikolay Markov
• The Birth of Coin. Paraphrase of La naissance de la monnaie by Georges Le Rider, S. 233–278
  Boryana Russeva
• In Memoriam prof. Yordanka Yurukova, S. 279–282
  Konstantin Dochev
• Iconographic characteristics of the town coinages in the Eastern Roman provinces, S. 283–
  Yordanka Youroukova

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