Challenging traditional scholarship and methodologies, this volume employs digital technologies to explore the abundant record of coins minted in Antioch in Syria. The result is a new political, financial, and social history of the ancient city essential for specialists of ancient history and numismatics while remaining accessible to students.
Challenging traditional scholarship and methodologies, this volume employs digital technologies to explore the abundant record of coins minted in Antioch in Syria. The result is a new political, financial, and social history of the ancient city essential for specialists of ancient history and numismatics while remaining accessible to students.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
KRISTINA M. NEUMANN is an Assistant Professor in the Department of History at the University of Houston and co-director of The SYRIOS Project, a web-based, interactive exhibit inviting the public into the history of ancient Syria (https://syrios.uh.edu/). She has worked with archaeological projects in Rome, Pompeii, and Israel.
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List of figures Chronology of rulers Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Introduction 1. Counting change 2. Imperial beginnings (300-129 bce) 3. Imperial transitions (129-31 bce) 4. Provincial negotiations (31 bce-192 ce) 5. Imperial creations (192-284 ce) 6. Imperial city (284-450 ce) Conclusion Appendix 1 - S methodology for digitally analyzing coin finds Appendix 2 - list of excavation reports Appendix 3 - coin hoards with antioch coins Bibliography Index.