About Classics and Ancient History at Warwick
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About me
- Name
- Clare Rowan
- Dept
- Staff: Classics & Ancient History
Numismatics (the study of currency) is a key research area within the Department of Classics and Ancient History at Warwick. This blog highlights key coins and issues related to numismatic research at Warwick, as well as current events. To go to the department homepage and find out more about our research, go to http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/
Blog Stats
- Posts: 130
- Comments: 45
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- Images: 377
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Most recent entries
- A Flavian token in the Hunterian Museum, Glasgow
- Glorification and personification on the Judaea Capta coinage
- The lead tokens of Roman Egypt: Thoughts on function
- Lead Tokens depicting Athena from Roman Oxyrhynchus
- Frederick Parkes Weber and the Bowl of Coins Prize
- Casting Roman tokens: Notes on two unpublished token moulds from Florence collections
- Cult Development in Provincial Syria
- A Bronze Neapolitan Coin and its Relevance to Rome
- The crocodile as a symbol of Egypt on a victory coin of Augustus
- Hortensia Sperata, Token Issuer in Rome or Ostia