Editor/in	Dilyana Boteva
Jahr der Veröffentlichung	2017
Verlag	Bobokov Bros. Foundation
Veröffentlichungsort	Sofia, Bulgarien
Sprachen	Englisch, Französisch, Deutsch, Italienisch
Einband / Bindung	gebundene Ausgabe
Seitenanzahl	479
Bilder	Farbe
ISBN-13	9789549460070
Nummer	N# L224933

Thema

Beiträge

• For my Bulgarian friend Dimitar Draganov, S. 11-16
  Ursula Kampmann
• Thasos et les Thraces: Une vue d’ensemble, S. 17-28
  Olivier Picard
• New hoards with small denomination coins of the island of Thasos (6th – 5th century BC) : Context, interpretation and dating, S. 29-48
  Valentina Grigorova-Gencheva, Ilya S. Prokopov
• About the chronology of monetary signs based on the last results of the Dobrudjan archaeological researches, S. 49-58
  Gabriel Mircea Talmaţchi
• The tetradrachm coinage of Apollonia Pontica: Iconography, issues and magistrates, S. 59-88
  Evgeni I. Paunov
• Three deposits of Apollonian silver and their historical embedment, S. 89-104
  Hristina Ivanova-Anaplioti
• The Seleucid bronze coins from “emporion Pistiros”, S. 105-112
  Boryana Russeva
• The earliest bronze coins of the king Kavaros, S. 113-122
  Metodi Manov
• Leucon II, king of Bosporus, Polyaenus and pseudo-Aristoteles, S. 123-128
  Mariusz Mielczarek
• “Tomis” or Asia Minor? About the Alexander the Great type tetradrachms Price 1211-1213, S. 129-138
  Emanuel Petac, Aurel Vîlcu
• Black Sea tetradrachms with grape bunch symbol: A supplement to Price, S. 139-144
  Gregory Terzian
• Overstrikes of late Mesambrian Alexanders: The great unbalance of their distribution and what they tell us about the logic behind, S. 145-162
  François de Callataÿ
• Lead weights of Lysimacheia from Southeastern Bulgaria, S. 163-168
  Igor Lazarenko
• Nouvelles données sur la pénétration des monnaies grecques en Bessarabie aux IVe - Ie siècles av. J.-C., S. 169-176
  Aurel Vîlcu, Eugen Nicolae
• The Lysimachi coinage of Cius, Bithynia, S. 177-220
  Constantin A. Marinescu
• Not Thymbra in Troad but Thyessos in Lydia, S. 221-228
  Di̇nçer Savaş Lenger
• Cotys son of Seuthes, S. 229-234
  Petar Delev
• Countermarks with “god standing” and “spiked helmet” types struck in Sicily on Rome-minted Augustan sesterces from the Moesia-Thrace region: New evidence of legionary movements in Julian-Claudian times, S. 235–260
  Rodolfo Martini
• The coinage of Dionysopolis and the system of coin production in Moesia Inferior at the end of the Severan age, S. 261–272
  Dario Calomino
• Arbitrary standards on the so-called four-and-a-half assaria coins of Tomis, and value marks on coins of Moesia and Thrace, S. 273–290
  Kevin Butcher
• Térée et Procné représentés sur le monnayage de Bizye ?, S. 291–298
  Michel Amandry
• Where swallows fear to tread: Kapaneus teichomaches on coins of Bizye, S. 299–312
  Yannis Stoyas
• “Caracalla or Elagabalus ?” again – the case of Pautalia, S. 313–318
  Lily Grozdanova
• Der Senatskaiser Pupienus in Thrakien ? Zu einem Medaillon aus Perinth, S. 319–326
  Ulrike Peter
• Gordian III and Philip II on coin obverses with two face-to-face busts depicting Sarapis / Theos Megas, S. 327–338
  Dilyana Boteva
• Le monete Provincia Dacia del III anno, S. 339–348
  Alessandro Cavagna
• Memoria sociale e statuto. Monete romane in tombe medievale del necropoli da Noşlac, Romania, S. 349–358
  Cristian Găzdac
• A preliminary presentation of the late Roman coin hoard of Radimna (4th century AD), S. 359–368
  Radu Ardevan
• Ancient weight alterations of silver and gold coins, S. 369–378
  David J. MacDonald
• Anmerkungen zur Goldquinarprägung der valerianischen Zeit, S. 379–394
  Holger Komnick
• Die Beamtennamen auf den Münzen Thrakiens in vorrömischer Zeit, S. 395–412
  Wolfgang Leschhorn
• King in a small world: Depictions of Alexander the Great on his shields and armour, S. 413–420
  Karsten Dahmen
• Jewellery on Greek coins from Thrace, S. 421–426
  Julia Tzvetkova
• A collection of coins from the Northern Black Sea in the Capitoline Coin Cabinet, S. 427–440
  Maria Cristina Molinari, Valentino Piva
• Vasilii Rozanov’s collection of ancient coins, S. 441–448
  Sergei Kovalenko
• Historiography of the ancient Scythian kingdom of Scythia Minor, S. 449–454
  Elena Stolyarik
• Crimean Peninsula and the Cimmerian Bosporus: 2500 years of history and numismatics, S. 455–
  Yannis Hourmouziadis

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