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XVI International Numismatic Congress

Sep 11 – 16, 2022
University of Warsaw
Europe/Warsaw timezone

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S08. GREECE 8. NORTH-WESTERN GREECE AND MACEDONIA

S08
Sep 13, 2022, 5:00 PM
Auditorium Maximum - Adam Mickiewicz Hall

Auditorium Maximum - Adam Mickiewicz Hall

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S08. GREECE 8. NORTH-WESTERN GREECE AND MACEDONIA

  • Jarosław Bodzek (Jagiellonian University)

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  1. 372. The coin hoards from Carevi Kuli, Strumica (North Macedonia)
    Sanja Bitrak (Archaeological Museum of North Macedonia )
    9/13/22, 5:00 PM
    oral presentation

    Archaeological excavations on the site Carevi Kuli, Strumica brought in a significant amount of numismatic material, including 262 individual finds, 8 mini-hoards (3 to 11 pcs.) and 3 hoards (18 to 21 pcs). Carevi Kuli is located on a hill which rises southwest of the city of Strumica where important ancient roads intersected: the ancient road Astibo-Astrajon-Dober-Idomene-Thessaloniki. Two of...

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  2. 43. Autonomous and Equal: The Khaones of Epeiros and the Epeirote Koinon in 234/3 BC
    William Bubelis (Washington University in St. Louis, John Max Wulfing Collection of Ancient Coins and Related Objects)
    9/13/22, 5:20 PM
    oral presentation

    Dated to c. 250-210 on independent grounds, a newly published bronze khalkous (1.9g) of the Khaones (E. Baldi and W. Bubelis in Butrint 7) likely belongs to the dynamic political situation in Epeiros in 234/3 BC, when the Molossian Kingdom fell and its partner the Epeirote Symmachy was replaced by the Epeirote Koinon. The new khalkous features types (Artemis/thunderbolt in wreath with...

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  3. 36. [⊝ not streamed] The Palaiopolis hoard and circulation of drachmas in late hellenistic Corcyra
    Georgia Tsouvala (Illinois State University ), Goulielma-Kyriaki Avgerinou, Lee Brice (Western Illinois University)
    9/13/22, 5:40 PM
    oral presentation

    In 1995 a hoard of 508 coins was found inside the wall of a late Hellenistic building in the Kasfiki field, at Palaiopolis on the island of Kerkyra, Greece. The archaeological context indicates the Kasfiki hoard was probably buried in the late third century BCE during the siege of Kerkyra by Pyrrhus of Epirus. This hoard is of great interest because it includes only silver drachms and...

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