ROMAN COINS – NON-ROMAN OWNER. THE HOARD OF ROMAN IMPERIAL COINS FROM BISTRIŢA – POŞOT FOREST, ROMANIA
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https://doi.org/10.14795/j.v10i2.871Keywords:
coin hoard, iron head axe, Roman Empire, Chernyakhiv CultureAbstract
For decades the analysis of hoard was frequently focusing on the moment of burial/hiding/deposition. The latest coin has served either as an absolute index for dating or, more reasonable, as a terminus post quem. But what it is happening when the coin is misleading the dating of the hoard?
The paper presents such a case when the time spam between the latest coin and the artefact found with them indicates that the burial took place a century(ies) later.Downloads
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