Several coins of Emporiae (Spain), countermarked with the legio I adiutrix symbol (a dolphin within a pearled circle), had been found in the earthen military camp of Hofheim. The same symbol is represented in the plinths of the legionary monument at Mainz. Here, these coins are interpreted as evidence for the arrival of the legio I from Spain in Hofheim in order to build the stone camp in AD 70. Similar coins were found in Ludwigshafen, Augusta Raurica and Vindonissa. It seems that these Emporian coins were minted in Flavian times and not in those of Tiberius or Caligula, as we previously assumed. The presented data point to Emporiae as an important base of the Roman navy in Spain
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Summary. — This unique coin minted in the name of Domitianus Augustus was found in 1900 amongst a ho...
The contribution provides an overview of an ongoing research concerning coin finds coming from Roman...
The newly written paper for Roman imperial silver coins is expanding the studied area of counterfeit...
A group of objects from Spain and Romania bear the mark «X», a device probably to be associated with...
A detailed study of the Iron Age coinage from the area of the Atrebates and Regni has been made. Coi...
International audienceThe rescue excavations carried out between 1996 and 1999 by Dr. H.-P. Kuhnen o...
Imperial insignia are often represented on coins, and these images are an important source for the r...
Contains fulltext : 40928.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)Radboud Universi...
The present paper is presenting the reader the basic information on the Roman imperial monetary syst...
This paper is based on the study of Roman silver coins, from archaeological sites located in Roman D...
The monetary circulation in Liguria through coins from excavations or collecting from local recoveri...
Contains fulltext : 43692.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access
Imitations of Roman coins are an extremely heterogeneous group in geographical, chronological and fu...
This thesis intends to gather and analyse all coin hoards and the majority of the single finds found...
This paper presents 86 coins discovered during the archaeological excavations carried out at the Rom...
Summary. — This unique coin minted in the name of Domitianus Augustus was found in 1900 amongst a ho...
The contribution provides an overview of an ongoing research concerning coin finds coming from Roman...
The newly written paper for Roman imperial silver coins is expanding the studied area of counterfeit...