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Late Byzantine Coins 1204 1453 In The Ashmolean Museum University Of Oxford Eleni Lianta

Name: Late Byzantine Coins 1204 1453 In The Ashmolean Museum University Of Oxford Eleni Lianta
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Late Byzantine Coins 1204 1453 In The Ashmolean Museum University Of Oxford Eleni Lianta instant download after payment.

Publisher: Spink & Son Ltd

File Extension: PDF

File size: 144.52 MB

Pages: 335

Author: Eleni Lianta

ISBN: 9781902040875, 1902040872

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Late Byzantine Coins 1204 1453 In The Ashmolean Museum University Of Oxford Eleni Lianta by Eleni Lianta 9781902040875, 1902040872 instant download after payment.

This collection has now been meticulously documented by Eleni Lianta in Late Byzantine Coins 1204-1453, published by Spink. Dr. Lianta hold a degree in Byzantine numismatics from Oxford, and this work is based on her dissertation. At the time of publication, she was working as a numismatist in the archaeology department of the Thessaloniki Metro Project. The book includes 1128 coins, most previously unpublished and most in «fine» condition, meaning they are identifiable. For the period 1204-1261, 84% of the coins are billon (copper alloy with a small amount of silver), 7.6% are copper, 5.5% are electrum and almost 3% are gold. For the period 1261-1453, 43% are copper. 37% are silver, 17% are gold and only 3.4% are of billon.