Tselekas 1996
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Tselekas 1996
| SILVER ID ᵖ: | 12696 | ||||
| Author: | Panagiotis Tselekas | Title: The Coinage of Acanthus | |||
| Year ᵖ: | 1996 | Place: Oxford 51.752010° N, 1.257850° W | Type ᵖ: doctoral dissertation | Language: English | |
| Citation | Tselekas, Panagiotis (1996), The Coinage of Acanthus, Oxford, St Cross College, DPhil, 350 p., 7 maps, 53 pl. | ||||
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| Associated persons: | Keywords ᵖ: die study, macedonia, acanthus | ||||
Studies
- S 1805 - Acanthus, silver, tetradrachms (Period B) (500-478 BCE) Tselekas
- S 1806 - Acanthus, silver, tetradrachms (Period C) (478-465 BCE) Tselekas
- S 1807 - Acanthus, silver, tetradrachms (Period D-E) (465-430 BCE) Tselekas
- S 1808 - Acanthus, silver, tetradrachms (Period F-G) (430-350 BCE) Tselekas
- S 1811 - Acanthus, silver, tetrobols (Period B) (500-478 BCE)
- S 1813 - Acanthus, silver, drachms (Period B) (500-478 BCE)
- S 1814 - Acanthus, silver, diobols (Period B) (500-478 BCE)
- S 1815 - Acanthus, silver, tetrobols (Period C) (478-465 BCE)
- S 1816 - Acanthus, silver, tritetartemoria (Period C) (478-465 BCE)
- S 1812 - Acanthus, silver, tritetartemoria (Period B) (500-478 BCE)
- S 1817 - Acanthus, silver, tetrobols (Period D-E) (465-430 BCE)
- S 1818 - Acanthus, silver, diobols (Period D-E) (465-430 BCE)
- S 1819 - Acanthus, silver, tritetartemoria (Period E) (460-430 BCE)
- S 1821 - Acanthus, silver, diobols (Period F) (430-380 BCE)
- S 1820 - Acanthus, silver, tetrobols (Period F) (430-380 BCE)
- S 1822 - Acanthus, silver, obols (Period F) (430-380 BCE)
- S 1823 - Acanthus, silver, tritetartemoria (Period F) (430-380 BCE)
- Acanthus, silver, tetradrachms (lion attacking bull/incuse square) (Period A) (525-500 BCE) Tselekas
- Acanthus, silver, tetrobols (forepart of bull/incuse square) (Period A) (525-500 BCE)
- Acanthus, silver, tritetartemoria (calf head/incuse square) (Period A) (525-500 BCE)
- Pydna, bronze (4.1g) (female head/owl on grain ear) (393-369 BCE)
- Pydna, bronze, tetrachalka (4.1g) (Heracles/eagle devouring serpent) (393-369 BCE)
