The nummi and their imitations presented in this paper are kept in the Coin Cabinet of the Studium Biblicum Franciscanum Museum in Jerusalem. The coins were part of Carthage's Proto-Vandal, Vandal and Byzantine coinage and include issues minted under the Ostrogoths (especially Baduila) and, in a rather exceptional case, the Merovingian king Childebert (511-558). The small bronze coins under discussion circulated in the Levant where they were counted for their weight (1 scrupule = 1.13 g) and functioned to ensure gold-copper-convertibility, especially at the time of the monetary reform of Anastasius.
Nummi nordafricani e occidentali (V-inizi VI secolo) in Palestina: nuovi dati
Bruno Callegher
2019-01-01
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The nummi and their imitations presented in this paper are kept in the Coin Cabinet of the Studium Biblicum Franciscanum Museum in Jerusalem. The coins were part of Carthage's Proto-Vandal, Vandal and Byzantine coinage and include issues minted under the Ostrogoths (especially Baduila) and, in a rather exceptional case, the Merovingian king Childebert (511-558). The small bronze coins under discussion circulated in the Levant where they were counted for their weight (1 scrupule = 1.13 g) and functioned to ensure gold-copper-convertibility, especially at the time of the monetary reform of Anastasius.File in questo prodotto:
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