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XVI International Numismatic Congress

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

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S01. GREECE 1. GENERAL

S01
Sep 12, 2022, 9:00 AM
Auditorium Maximum - Adam Mickiewicz Hall

Auditorium Maximum - Adam Mickiewicz Hall

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S01. GREECE 1. GENERAL: GREECE 1. GENERAL

  • Wolfgang Fischer-Bossert (Austrian Academy of Sciences)

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  1. 536. Coinage and construction
    John Mooring (PhD Candidate Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Associated PhD Student of OIKOS, the National Research School in Classical Studies in the Netherlands )
    9/12/22, 9:00 AM
    oral presentation

    To understand the early stages of coinage I study the relation between building activities and the origins of minting. Already in 2000 Kenneth Sheedy concluded that there was a link between Parian coin production and building activities of the Parians. Was Paros an exception or was there a structural link between public building and coinage? To answer that question, the investigations...

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  2. 175. The search for ancient silver mines
    Francis Albarède (Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon), Janne Blichert-Toft (CNRS), Jean Milot, Katrin Westner, Markos Vaxevanopoulos (Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon)
    9/12/22, 9:20 AM
    oral presentation

    Many mines had been in use over several millennia but most ancient workings have been damaged and jumbled by the more recent extraction phases and have become exceedingly difficult to identify and date. For silver mines, isotopes offer a unique opportunity to resolve this conundrum. Over 95% of the 109Ag/107Ag ratios measured in silver coins from different origins, such as Ancient Greece and...

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  3. 34. Ancient Greek Coin Hoards (550 -350 BC). Delving into the acquisitions of the Numismatic Museum, Greece.
    George Kakavas (Numismatic Museum, Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports )
    9/12/22, 9:40 AM
    oral presentation

    A significant number of coin hoards dated to the period 550-350 BC is kept at the Hellenic Numismatic Museum, attesting the long history of the city-states’ consolidation. These hoards are of a major importance since most of them were found in an archaeological context or at least, their findspot and conditions are known in a certain degree.
    The aim of this paper is to present this material,...

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