Información General

• Autores: Cristian Gazdac (coord.)
• Editores: Editura Mega
• Año de publicación: 2020
• País: Rumanía
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-606-020-131-1
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Listado de artículos

• • The Roman hoard from Turda (Potaissa III)

    Mariana Andone Rotaru

    págs. 7-22

    

  • Il lascito del Cardinale. Un ripostiglio di Antoniniani dall’Italia setentrionale (?)

    Michele Asolati

    págs. 23-66

    

  • Hoard of Roman silver coins from the Roman forum in Stobi

    Sanja Bitrak, Pero Josifovski

    págs. 67-118

    

  • Coin hoards in the Roman Empire: A long-range perspective. Some preliminary observations

    Roger Bland

    págs. 119-132

    

  • A unique aureus of Faustina II with the legend Mater castrorum from a Late Roman area of hoards in the Southern Baltic region

    Aleksander Bursche

    págs. 133-148

    

  • Recognizing hoards in collections. A possible III Century hoard from the Strolin collectionin Chio (VI)

    Alessandro Cattaneo

    págs. 149-164

    

  • Hispanic hoards from Alvarelhos to Tomares: a historical review

    David Martínez Chico

    págs. 165-184

    

  • A forgotten hoard of Antoninianii from Piła (Poland): large volume, little value

    Renata Ciolek

    págs. 185-192

    

  • Roman Imperial hoards of denarii from the European barbaricum

    Arkadiusz Dymowski

    págs. 193-244

    

  • A hoard for Charon? The Roman Imperial hoard from Desa(Dolj County, Romania)

    Cristian Gazdac

    págs. 245-252

    

  • Patterns of silver hoarding in Middle Roman Palestine, AD 73-300

    Joshua Goldman

    págs. 253-262

    

  • Coin hoards as evidence of tragedies. Some general remarks on the North of Gaul (3rd century AD)

    Johan van Heesch

    págs. 263-276

    

  • Hadrian and the limits to power

    Olivier Hekster

    págs. 277-288

    

  • Financing Germanic military campaigns with Eastern denarii

    Benjamin D. R. Hellings

    págs. 289-300

    

  • Additional data on the gold hoard from Víziváros

    Lajos Juhász

    págs. 301-308

    

  • SThe Roman Imperial hoard of Sestertii found in Dobruja Passim, ante 2016

    Steluța Marin, Emanuel Petac

    págs. 309-344

    

  • Some remarks on the chronology of denarii hoards from the Eastern Carpathian barbaricum

    Lucian Munteanu, Ștefan Honcu

    págs. 345-358

    

  • A new Roman Imperial denarius hoard with Barbarian imitation from Ukraine: the Skypche hoard

    Kyrylo Myzgin, Arkadiusz Dymowski, Chemuranov Oleksiy

    págs. 359-384

    

  • An overview on hoarding in Roman Sicily and the evidence of a new Imperial hoard from Tyndaris

    Mariangela Puglisi

    págs. 385-432

    

  • Riots in South-Carpathian Dacia after the Marcomannic Wars?

    Silviu I. Purece

    págs. 433-440

    

  • Historical research through coin hoards

    Leilani Štajer

    págs. 441-452

    

  • Constantine The Great and Aquileia: a newhoard evidence

    Andrea Stella

    págs. 453-460

    

  • The use of coinage for large payments at Roman Sagalassos(SW Anatolia). Combining evidence from historical sources, coin finds and regional hoards

    Fran Stroobants

    págs. 461-488

    

  • About some monetary finds in funerary context from Moesia Inferior

    Gabriel Talmatchi

    págs. 489-502

    

  • A gold hoard from Savaria

    Melinda Torbágyi

    págs. 503-512

    

  • Small coin hoards like evidence for unrest. The case of Philippopolis, Roman province of Thrace

    Varbin Varbanov

    págs. 513-518

    

  • Networks and ties. The economical power holders of Alburnus Maior

    Rada Varga

    págs. 519-530

    

  • Roman coin hoards of the Third Century AD found on the territory of present-day Serbia (Moesia Superior, Dalmatia, Pannonia Inferior): reasons for their burial

    Fran Stroobants

    págs. 531-556