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An Examination of Roman Bronze Coin Distribution in the Western Empire A.D. 81-192

Andrew Stephen Hobley

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This extensive study examines bronze coin supplies to Western provinces of the Roman Empire: Britain, Gaul, the Germanies, Raetia, Italy and Pannonia in the period 81-192 AD. Examined coins are from various collections and excavations and all are listed. The resulting interpretation of bronze coin distribution is quite surprising.

Front Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Abstract
Contents
Tables and Figures
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Volume of Production
Chapter 3: Changes in the Percentages of Denominations Over Time
Chapter 4: Supply of Coins to the Provinces
Chapter 5: Domitian
Chapter 6: Nerva
Chapter 7: Trajan
Chapter 8: Hadrian
Chapter 9: Antoninus Pius
Chapter 10: Marcus Aurelius
Chapter 11: Commodus
Chapter 12: Hoards Compared with the Province of Discovery
Chapter 13: Britain, Bath, and Coventina's Well Compared
Chapter 14: British Sites Compared
Chapter 15: Continential Sites Compared
Chapter 16: Material from Museums in Italy and Gaul Compared
Chapter 17: Conclusions
Chapter 18: Speculations on the Coinage Circulation System
Chapter 19: Details of Sites and Collections Examined
Bibliography
Coin Lists and Figures
Maps

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Published: 1998

Publisher: BAR Publishing

ISBN(s)

9780860548744 (paperback)
9781407350004 (ebook)

BAR Number: S688

Series

International

Subject