Editors	Jarosław Bodzek, Aleksander Bursche, Anna Zapolska
Part of	XVI International Numismatic Congress
Volume	Vol. III: Medieval Numismatics
Publication year	2025
Publisher	Brepols
Publication location	Turnhout, Belgium
Number of pages	373
ISBN-13	9782503616742
Download	https://www.brepolsonline.net/doi/book/10.1484/M.WSA-EB.5.144042
Number	N# L108859

Articles

• Publishing Catalogues and Hoards in Medieval Numismatics. The Medieval European Coinage Project, p. 21-26
  Elina Screen
• Income Sources and Effects of Medieval Emergency Debasements, p. 27-30
  Roger Svensson
• When Small Change was not a Big Problem, p. 31-34
  Roger Svensson, Andreas Westermark
• The Silver Coinage of Constans II Revisited, p. 35-44
  Nikolaus Aue
• A Small Byzantine Hoard from the Desert of Aswan, p. 45-58
  Elena Baldi, Maria Carmela Gatto, Antonio Curci
• Silk Road Imitations of Byzantine and Sasanian Coins. Evidence from Shoroon Bumbagar in Mongolia, p. 59-66
  Anran Mao, Chi Xu
• Coin Types in Georgia and the Byzantine World, p. 67-72
  Leri Tavadze
• Distribution of Coins in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages in Southern Italy (ad325–725). A Comparison Between Border and Inland Areas, p. 73-78
  Domenico Luciano Moretti, Giuseppe Sarcinelli
• The Use of Coins in Tombs in Veneto During Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages, p. 79-86
  Noé Conejo
• Vorstellung des abgeschlossenen Promotionsprojekts. Fränkische Bildpolitik auf Münzen und Siegeln im Kulturvergleich, p. 87-94
  Daniel Seelbach
• Les oboles mérovingiennes unifaces et leurs techniques de frappe, p. 95-106
  Philippe Schiesser
• Modelling the Lifetime in Circulation of Visigothic Gold Coins, p. 107-114
  David Yoon
• North Sea Gold Economy in the Age of ‘Gift Exchange’,c.450–c.760, p. 115-120
  Kevin Hoffman
• Kings, Bishops and Vikings. Coinage in Ninth-Century Northumbria, p. 121-124
  Lucy Moore
• The Coinage of the Kingdom of Italy from Louis II to Berengar II (855–961). A Reappraisal, p. 125-136
  Luca Gianazza
• Biskupiec — The First Hoard of Carolingian Coins from Poland. A Preliminary Report, p. 137-146
  Mateusz Bogucki
• Rome and Coinage in the Tenth Century. Possible Reasons for the Closure of the Mint, p. 147-154
  Mariele Valci
• An Early Medieval Silver Hoard from an Unknown Locality in the Ossolineum Collection, p. 155-160
  Barbara Butent-Stefaniak
• Monetization in Medieval Bohemia, p. 161-172
  Roman Zaoral
• Sicily and Al-Andalus. Trade Relationships and Monetary Circulation in the Eleventh Century, p. 173-182
  Carolina Doménech-Belda
• Pourquoi, sur ses deniers, Boleslas le Vaillant se désigna-t-il comme DVX INCLITVS?, p. 183-192
  Stanisław Suchodolski
• The Circulation of the Coinage of Lucca in Emilia-Romagna (Italy) in the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries, p. 193-202
  Mattia Francesco Antonio Cantatore, Domenico Luciano Moretti
• The Discovery of the Second Medieval Hoard from Słuszków, p. 203-210
  Adam Kędzierski, Michał Zawadzki
• The Medieval Hoard from Głogów. An Unsolved Mystery of Polish Coinage from the End of the Twelfth Century, p. 211-222
  Krystian Książek
• Origins of the Recoinage in Poland in the Light of New Research, p. 223-230
  Grzegorz Śnieżko
• ‘Latin’ Imitations of Hyperpyra of John III Vatatzès of Nicaea. A Coinage of Geoffrey II of Villehardouin, Prince of Achaea, p. 231-242
  Robert D. Leonard Jr.
• Monetization as a Process Rather than an Outcome. Coin Use in Denmark,ad1074–1241, p. 243-250
  Thomas Guntzelnick Poulsen
• Who Used Silver Money and in which Markets? Some Reflections on Hybrid Economic Forms in Twelfth- and Early Thirteenth-Century Piast Poland, p. 251-256
  Dariusz Adamczyk
• Returning Again to Early Minting in Riga, Livonia, p. 257-266
  Ivar Leimus
• Münzwesen von Přemysl Otakar II. (Przemysl Ottokar II.) in den österreichischen Ländern in der 2. Hälfte des 13. Jahrhunderts, p. 267-276
  Dagmar Grossmannová, Tomáš Krejčík
• The First 100 Years of the Gold Florin of Florence (1252–1351). Analysis and New Research Perspectives, p. 277-282
  Massimo De Benetti
• New Research on the Gold Florin of Florence and its Imitations (1252–1351). The Case of the Zalewo and Środa Śląska Hoards (Poland), p. 283-294
  Massimo De Benetti
• Une renaissance en Haute Mésopotamie aux douzième et treizième siècles ? Quelques remarques à propos des monnayages zangides et artuqides, p. 295-304
  Nicolas Consiglio
• How to Catalogue the Gros Au Lis, p. 305-312
  Marcus Phillips
• Silver Payment Ingots in Eastern Europe. Genesis and Dating, p. 313-318
  Ilya Nikolaevich Shtalenkov
• An Archaeological Study of the Places of Hoard Finds in Belarus, p. 319-322
  Luda Tolkacheva, R.I. Kritsuk
• From Local Authority to Papal Authority. The Mint of Ancona During the Expansion of the Papal States, Fourteenth–Fifteenth Centuries, p. 323-332
  William R. Day Jr.
• The Early Coinage of Mircea the Elder, p. 333-340
  Cristiana Tătaru
• Beyond the Catalogue of Georgian Numismatics. New Coin Finds from Georgia, p. 341-346
  Evgeni Chanishvili
• Numismatic Evidence for a Brief Restoration of Royal Power in Armenia in the Fifteenth Century. Coins by King Smbat Sefedinian-Arcruni and Hakkari Kurds, p. 347-354
  Aram R. Vardanyan
• Once More into the Broach. The Mamluk Silver Dirhams from Codrington’s ‘The Broach Hoard’ inJBBRAS, 1881–1882, p. 355-364
  Warren C. Schultz
• Finding the ‘Missing Pieces’. Coin Weights and the Circulation of Gold Coin in England and Wales, 1300–1600, p. 365-373
  Murray Andrews

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