Part of	The Numismatic Chronicle
Volume	Volume 144
Publication year	1984
Publisher	Royal Numismatic Society
Publication location	Londyn, United Kingdom
Languages	Angielski
Download	https://www.jstor.org/stable/i40099969
Number	N# L102978

Articles

• The Autonomous Bronze Coinage of Sicyon: PART 2, p. 1-24
  Jennifer A. W. Warren
• The 1968 Aenona Hoard, p. 25-28
  Boris Ilakovac, Ivan Mirnik
• The Concepts Adsertor and Salus as Used by Vindex and Galba, p. 29-32
  Carol Humphrey Vivian Sutherland
• Buildings and Monuments of Rome on the Coins of the Second Century, AD 96-192: PART 1, p. 33-51
  Philip Victor Hill
• Hierapolis Revisited, p. 52-80
  Ann Johnston
• Coinage of Adana in Cilicia, p. 81-94
  Edoardo Levante
• Rome: Imperial Portrait Tesserae From the City of Rome and Imperial Tax Tokens From the Province of Egypt, p. 95-114
  Michael Mitchiner
• Indo-Greek and Ksaharata Coins From the Gujarat Seacoast, p. 115-127
  John Scott Deyell
• The Sino-Kharosthi Coins of Khotan: Their Attribution and Relevance to Kushan Chronology - Part 1, p. 128-152
  Joe Cribb
• The Regional Composition of Ninth-Century Dirham Hoards From European Russia, p. 153-165
  Thomas S. Noonan
• A Die-Link Between the Sigtuna Coinage of Olof Skötkonung and Some Long Cross Imitations Reading 'OCLOD', p. 166-172
  Mark Blackburn, John Chown
• The Sterling Element in the Ostrovo Hoard of 1898, p. 173-179
  Nicholas Julian Mayhew, Ian Stewart, Lord Stewartby
• Estimating the Size of a Coinage, p. 180-183
  Warren W. Esty
• The Alleged Portrait of Antiochus, Son and Co-Regent of Antiochus the Great, p. 184-186
  Otto Mørkholm
• Forgeries of Boeotian Autonomous Staters, p. 186-191
  Vassili Demetriadi, Robert G. Hepworth
• Consistency in the Alloy of the Northumbrian Stycas: Evidence From Die-Linked Specimens, p. 192-198
  G. R. Gilmore, David Michael Metcalf
• Saxon Coins of Edward the Elder From St. Mary's Churchyard, Amesbury, p. 198-201
  Paul Robinson
• The Eastern Issues of Probus, p. 202-227
  Markus R. Weder, Catherine Elizabeth King
• The Gold Coinage of the Gallic Empire, p. 228-233
  Edward Michael Besly
• The Ora, the Mark, and the Mancus: Weight-Standards and the Coinage in Eleventh-Century England: Part 2, p. 234-248
  Pamela Nightingale
• Book review: Greek Coins in the University of Tasmania (authored by: K. H. Waters), p. 249
  Kenneth A. Sheedy
• Book review: Inventario dei rinvenimenti monetali del Salento. Problemi del circolazione (authored by: A. Travaglini), p. 249-250
  Andrew Burnett
• Book review: The Cunetio Treasure: Roman Coinage of the Third Century A.D. (authored by: Edward Besly, Roger Bland), p. 250-252
  Richard Reece
• Book review: The Roman Imperial Coinage, Vol. 8. The Family of Constantine I, A.D. 337-364 (authored by: J. P. C. Kent, C. H. V. Sutherland, R. A. G. Carson), p. 252-253
  Catherine Elizabeth King
• Book review: Roman Imperial Coins in the Hunter Coin Cabinet, University of Glasgow. Vol. 5. Diocletian (Reform) to Zeno (authored by: Anne S. Robertson), p. 253-256
  John P. C. Kent
• Book review: Recherches archéologiques Franco-Tunisiennes à Rougga. 3. Le trésor de monnaies d'or byzantines (authored by: Roger Guéry, Cécile Morrisson, Hédi Slim), p. 256-257
  Nubar Hampartumian
• Book review: The Coinage of the Ayyubids (authored by: Paul Balog), p. 257-258
  Helen W. Brown
• Book review: Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles 30. Ancient British, Anglo-Saxon, and Norman coins in American collections (authored by: Jeremiah D. Brady), p. 258-259
  Hugh E. Pagan
• Book review: A Catalogue of the French Medals in the British Museum. Vol. 1. A.D. 1402-1610 (authored by: Mark Jones), p. 259-261
  Richard Falkiner

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