The Paper of the Month from Britannia is 'A New Corpus of Roman Coins from England and Wales. An Overview of the Evidence and Analysis of the Data' by Richard Henry, available #openaccess!
📚 https://t.co/uT71SeqQ2a
#PaperOfTheMonth#classicstwitter#Britannia@TheRomanSoc
🎄📷 — RPC volume V.2 and V.3 are now available online! They cover all Roman provincial coinage issues from Pertinax to the death of Macrinus (AD 193–218) in all the Eastern provinces of the Roman Empire.
https://t.co/IcF1ETXOQt
https://t.co/R6HsPuyte2
#roman#numismatics
Joyeux Noël ! Les RPC V.2 et V.3 viennent d'être mis en ligne. 317 ateliers, 11 000 types, plus de 45 000 monnaies sont désormais accessibles, couvrant l'Orient romain sous les Sévères, de 193 à 218 p.C. N'hésitez pas à partager #numismatique#numismatics#classics
The Kestros Fountain, believed to have been built by Roman Emperor Hadrian in the second century, has started flowing once again in the ancient city of Perge in the southern province of Antalya.
https://t.co/Lex3xR3E5q
Out now! Burnett’s The Roman Provinces, 300 BCE–300 CE | Highly illustrated introduction to Roman provincial coins, opening up a huge range of contemporary evidence to students of ancient history.
Find out more: ☑️ https://t.co/p4QemL626X
#ancienthistory
Exciting news!
🎉 The RPC project is editing and translating over 100,000 coin inscriptions into English using AI and EpiDoc standards.
🔊Plus, you can now listen to Latin and Greek inscriptions!
👉 https://t.co/eAfzxdCIWL
#numismatics#epigraphy
bringing victory right back to the gymnasium! Love this image of a nude victorious athlete carrying his prize crown above his head, entering a gymnasium. From Cyme, struck in the name of Valerian, https://t.co/VnqxS67Ti9
During the excavation at Prusias ad Hypium #Turkey near #Blacksea a bust of the Antonine period has been discovered. It has been attributed to M. Iulius Proklos, a local priest and benefactor who served during Emperor Hadrian’s reign .
https://t.co/oKaP9L04Xb
A #Neolithic arrowhead made of rock crystal, found in the pile dwelling settlement in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, dating around 3500 BC. The raw material was not available in the region, it came from the Alps.
Photo: Laténium
Der Vortragsteil des ersten Tages unserer numismatischen Konferenz in #Antalya ist vorbei. Es ist die dritte Konferenz dieser Art und es ist schön zu sehen, wie sich die Themen weiterentwickeln.
Wonderful talk delivered by Margeuerite Spoerri Butcher for Les Recontres Numismatiques in Athens. Thank you, Marguerite! #numismatique@ClassicsWarwick
🎞️ΣΗΜΕΡΑ ΣΤΟ BLOD
The New Law of Epicrates (354/3 BCE) about the Athenian Mint
📌Ομιλία του Edward Harris, Ομότιμου Καθηγητή Αρχαίας Ιστορίας του Durham University, στο πλαίσιο των Νομισματικών Συναντήσεων
Διοργάνωση: @uoaofficial, @EIEgr, @efathenes
https://t.co/ubIV2wPqx7
#EFAevents
Join us for our next #SemNum !
📆 04/03/2024 - 18.30 EET
➡️ https://t.co/vO4mXk0Gfj
➡️Programme 2023-24 https://t.co/abqnWZDUVy
with @EIEgr@UOAHistory