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numismatics

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  • Helgo A small island west of Stockholm in Lake Malaren. 20 years of excavations from 1954 revealed several important artisans’ houses spanning from the 5th or 6th century to the 9th century. These buildings dotted around the island included evidence of brooch-making and bead-making, and the excavations...Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Helgo Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Stater Yunanların kullandıkları altın para.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Stater A Greek coin of electrum and silver, a standard unit that was equivalent to the Near Eastern shekel and the silver didrachm.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Stater Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Aureus Altından yapılmış anlamına gelir. Altın sikkeye verilen isimdir. İlk kez M.Ö. 217'de basılmıştır. Aurei adı verilen ve 10.85 gr. ağırlığa sahip bu altın sikkeler cumhuriyet devri sonlarında Sulla döneminde basılmıştır. Antonius, Caesar, Pompeius ve Oktavianus tarafından basılmaya devam edilmiştir...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Aureus Aureus, basic gold monetary unit of ancient Rome and the Roman world. It was first named nummus aureus (“gold money”), or denarius aureus, and was equal to 25 silver denarii; a denarius equaled 10 bronze asses. (In 89 BC, the sestertius, equal to one-quarter of a denarius, replaced the bronze ass...Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Aureus Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Nummus Lat. Form von griech. nómos, später wieder rückübertragen als griech. númmos; ursprünglich allgemein 'Münze'; Abkürzung N. = Nummus auf schweren Bronze-Mz. von Teate und Venusia in Apulien (3. Jh.v.Chr.). Dann v.a. N. = Sestertius, oft abgekürzt N., zunächst mit Zusatz (n. sestertius, s. ILS 7313...Added by archaeologs | German|Numismatics
  • Nummus Latin form of the Greek nómos, later translated back again as the Greek noúmmos; originally it was the general word for 'coin'; the abbreviation N. = nummus, a heavy bronze coin from Teate and Venusia in Apulia (3rd cent. BC). Then N. mostly = sestertius, often abbreviated to N., at first with th...Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Nummus Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Tesserae A variety of objects are given the Latin label “tesserae” by modern scholars: mosaic pieces, lead monetiform objects, spintriae, and small circular objects made out of bone or ivory, like the piece pictured above.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Tesserae Tesseralar, çoğunlukla Roma dönemi kullanılmış olup, sikkelerin yanı sıra gündelik işler için kullanılmış olan kurşun paralar ya da jetonlardır. Tessaraların kullanım alanlarına örnek olarak pazar alışverişlerini, tiyatro giriş biletlerini, özel mekanlara girişleri gösterebiliriz. Kurşunun yanısı...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Tesserae These tokens known as tesserae, meaning "tile" were evidence of your entitlements. They were often evidence of your entanglements under the Roman authority of the world of Rome.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Tesserae Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Denarius A denarius (plural denarii) is an ancient Roman coin made of silver. Like most countries, ancient Roman coins represented a portion of a larger denomination. The smallest denomination issued at the time was the as (plural asses). A denarius functioned similarly to the United States penny in today...Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Denarius M.Ö. 187 yılından itibaren 500 yıl boyunca kullanılan 10 as'a eşit gümüş sikke. Gümüş miktarı Traianus zamanında %85, Septimus Severus zamanında %50 idi. Gümüş miktarında olduğu gibi son zamanlara doğru ağırlığında da azalma olmuştur. İlk basıldıklarında 4.55 gr. iken, Nero zamanında 3.41 gr., M....Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Denarius A Roman silver coin, probably first struck in the late 3rd century BC. A wide range of designs were shown and under the republic they often bore an image of the moneyer's ? Ancestor.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Denarius Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Concordia Militvm The harmony of the soldiers.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Concordia Militvm Askerlerin uyumu.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Concordia Militvm Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Concordia Felix Happy harmony.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Concordia Felix Mutlu uyum.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Concordia Felix Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Concordia Exercitvm Harmonization in the army or inter-army compliance.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Concordia Exercitvm Ordudaki uyum ya da ordular arası uyum.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Concordia Exercitvm Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Concordia Avgg Harmony between the emperors.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Concordia Avgg İmparatorların arasındaki uyum.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Concordia Avgg Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Concordia Aeternae Infinite, continuous unity, harmony.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Concordia Aeternae Infinite, continuous unity, harmony.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Concordia Aeternae Sonsuz, devamlı birlik, uyum.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Concordia Aeternae Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Concordia Aeqvitvm Harmony between cavalry troops.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Concordia Aeqvitvm Süvari birlikleri arasındaki uyum.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Concordia Aeqvitvm Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Concordia In Latin language, "unity, agreement, harmony." It represents a harmonious life between Roman citizens. The woman holding the horn, patera and cornucopia is defined in the form. It is Homonia in ancient Greek.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Concordia Latince "birlik, anlaşma, uyum." Roma vatandaşları arasındaki uyumlu yaşantıyı temsil eder. Asa, patera ve bereket boynuzu tutan kadın şeklinde tanımlanır. Grekçesi Homonia'dır.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Concordia Added by Unknown | Numismatics
  • Patina Bronz, bakır ve bakır karışımı sikkelerin üzerinde oksitlenme ile oluşan koyu renkli tabaka. Altın üzerinde patina görülmez. Madenin cinsine ve bulunduğu toprak tabakasının cinsine göre patinanın rengi ve kalınlığı değişir. Sahte sikkelerin anlaşılmaması için suni patina yapılabilmektedir.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Patina Patina is the oxidized metal that coats many ancient bronze and copper coins. It is usually green, but can be many colors including blue and red. The main reason you want to preserve it is that it is usually attractive and the coin under the patina usually isn't as nice. A coin with an attractive...Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Patina Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Wappenmünzen Atina'nın ilk sikkelerine verilen isim. M.Ö. VI. yüzyılda basılan bu sikkelerde yazı yoktur. Ön yüzlerde triskeles, boğa başı, astragalos, tekerlek gibi armalar yer alır. Arka yüzünde ise incus bulunur. Armalı sikkeler de denebilir.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Wappenmünzen "Wappenmünzen" ("Blazon money") is a German term used to describe the earliest coinage of Athens. Although modern scholars have convincingly demonstrated that Seltman's hypothesis that Wappenmünzen types represent the coats-of-arms of Athens' leading families is incorrect, numismatic cataloguers ...Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Wappenmünzen Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
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