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Hesse, Elizabeth and the Reformation

Gate Tokens: Relics of Nuremberg’s History

Portugalesers: A Close Look at Brandenburg’s Gold Showpieces

An Unwilling Victor: Maurice of Saxony and the Schmalkaldic League

The Liberator: Augustus the Younger and His Bell Talers

Why the Munich Marienplatz Is Called Marienplatz

Who Was Frederick the Wise?

Prussian Switzerland

When Cologne Almost Became Calvinist

Finally – Or: Duke Augustus Celebrates His Birthday

What Are Mining Issues? Mining Prior to the Industrial Revolution

Gold From Coal and Stone: Ernst III of Holstein-Schauenburg

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Heavy Gold Coins – A Special Gift for Special People

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A Fals From Kilwa Kisiwani

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Akbar – Ruler of the Mughal Empire Part 2

Akbar – Ruler of the Mughal Empire Part 1

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“Sing, Muse, of the rage of Peleus’ son Achilles…”

2000-year-old Victoria Cross found

50 Years of Celtic Coin Index

80,000 Euros for a work of two Sicilian die cutters

A cownapper as royal role model

A donative of Constantine the Great

A fan of Alexander the Great

A King Named Teutamados

A Lawyer’s Assessment of the Return of the Brutus Aureus

A new type for an antoninianus of Postumus

A Struggle for Rome

A temple for Honos

A Weight from the Empire of the Seleucids

Agrippa’s Meeting of Kings at Tiberias

Ainos – A Commercial Center in Thrace

And this is where Aristotle was wrong…

Another forger in north Hampshire?

Anselmo Banduri: Researcher on the Coinage of Late Antiquity

Assassins of Caesar

Big price for an emergency coin

Bread for Tarsus

Breaking News: EID MAR Aureus Returned to Greece

Buckingham gold hoard

Coins of Lucilla ‘born to the purple’

Collecting Seleukid Coins – Part I

Collecting Seleukid Coins – Part II

Did a British king pay gold to Augustus?

Dionysos – A God of the Greek Religion of Experiences

Dionysus – The God of Ecstasy

Documenting the Past: an Ancient Industry recorded in Coinage

Drachm, Dirham, Crown and Pound

Drusus and Sejanus – Roman Rules of Succession to the throne

Egypt and Alexandria. A brief numismatic survey: part I

Egypt and Alexandria. A brief numismatic survey: part II

Egypt and Alexandria. A brief numismatic survey: part III

Egypt and Alexandria. A brief numismatic survey: part IV

Egypt and Alexandria. A brief numismatic survey: part V

Emperor Probus – Numismatic images of his reign

Emperors bearing Gifts

Empire

Gallienus and the East

Globalisation in Roman times: Trade with India

Gods Unto Themselves? Augustus and Caligula

Gold for the coronation

Golden Age: Collecting the 12 Caesars in Gold Aurei

Great is Artemis of the Ephesians

Greek mercenaries in Persian service

Has Tom found Togodumnus?

Helena, the First Christian Pilgrim

Helios, the Colossus of Rhodes – and the Rhodian tetradrachms

Heracles the snake-strangler

Honni soit qui mal y pense or What exactly was the spintriae’s function?

How Do We Even Know When The Battle at Marathon Took Place?

How to detect forgeries

Human Faces Part 1: The Father of the Gods, Zeus, in Olympia

Human Faces Part 10: In the Face of the Enemy

Human Faces Part 11: The Ides of March

Human Faces Part 12: Augustus, Peacemaking Emperor or Mass Murderer?

Human Faces Part 13: Nero’s Only Diplomatic Success

Human Faces Part 14: Hadrian, Citizen of the World

Human Faces Part 15: A Drug-Addicted Emperor

Human Faces Part 16: The Fratricide of Caracalla

Human Faces Part 17: Who Should Pay?

Human Faces Part 18: A Fine Specimen of an Emperor

Human Faces Part 19: The Saint of the Heathens

Human Faces Part 2: Athena and Athens

Human Faces Part 20: An Ancient Power Woman

Human Faces Part 21: Where is God?

Human Faces Part 3: The Nymph of the Spring Arethusa

Human Faces Part 4: Philip II as Hegemon of Greece

Human Faces Part 5: Greek Art – Celtic Art

Human Faces Part 6: The 30 Pieces of Silver

Human Faces Part 7: Alexander the Great

Human Faces Part 8: A Body is Kidnapped

Human Faces Part 9: The Battle of Macedonia against Rome

Human faces, part 37: Francis I, “Traitor of Christendom”

I am the badge of Phanes

In the emperor’s service – the legions

Jersey – the Treasure Island of Celtic Coins

Macedonia becomes a province

Magnus Maximus or the Last Romans in Britain

Manual to identify Roman coins

Maxentius, fighter for Rome

Medieval Sicily Part 1: The Byzantines

Medieval Sicily Part 3: Arab Influence

Medieval Sicily Part 4: The Normans are coming

Nine months and 13 days: the reign of Galba

Olympia and the Eleans – The introduction of the cult of Hera

Pixodaros – Satrap of Caria

Postumus – The creator of the Gallic Empire

Rediscovery of Celtic gold in Brentonico

Roman Coins from the Mint of Milan

Roman Shipwreck Found in the Adriatic Sea

Sestos and Abydos, Hero and Leander: a Love Story in Coinage

Shipping and superstition in antiquity

Sicilian Mosaic Part 10: Rescue by the Mother City of Corinth

Sicilian Mosaic Part 11: The classical coinage of Syracuse

Sicilian Mosaic Part 12: Naxos and Leontinoi

Sikyon and its Chimaira

Taxes for Rome

The coins of Philipp II of Macedonia

The Colts of Corinth

The courtesan Laïs in Corinth

The Delian League and the Athenian Money

The First Marcomannic War of Marcus Aurelius

The Four Coins Jesus Knew

The Holy Grail of Ancient Numismatics: “Eid Mar” in Gold

The Last Coins of Independent Syracuse

The Laurion silver

The Most Beautiful Greek Coins Ever Made: Kimon’s Decadrachms

The Most Expensive Greek Coin

The Most Expensive Roman Coin

The Origins of the Roman Empire. A New Era Begins

The Paradox of Thucydides. What Antiquity Teaches Us About Covid-19

The People of Zurich and Their Money 2: The Customs Station of Turicum

The Punic Goddess

The Puteal Scribonis

The sacred year of the Pagans – the Saecular Games

The sacrilege of Tarpeia – or propaganda under Augustus

The Son of Divine Caesar

The Treasure at the End of the Rainbow

The Treveri – the tribe which Treves was named after

The unlucky emperor Clodius Albinus – a portrait study

TRAIANUS – OPTIMUS PRINCEPS, DACICVS

Under the eyes of Artemis

Unique coin of British king who fled to Germany

Unique dragon coin from Kent

Unique gold coin of Bodvoc found

Was king of east Kent son of badger killer?

Wie sahen die römischen Kaiser wirklich aus?

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Antonio Abondio – An artist with special talents

Charles Borromeo – The Saint of the Counter-Reformation, Part 2

Charles Borromeo – The Saint of the Counter-Reformation, Part 3

Charles Borromeo –The Saint of the Counter-Reformation, Part 1

Charles of Anjou and the Sicilian Vespers

Coins in the fountain well: Trevi Fountain in Rome

Creator of the Paduans: Giovanni da Cavino

From Lira to Euro. Italy’s History in Coins – Part 1: The Risorgimento

From Lira to Euro. Italy’s History in Coins – Part 2: The Italian Unification

From Lira to Euro. Italy’s History in Coins – Part 3: The Battle for Rome

From Lira to Euro. Italy’s History in Coins – Part 4: Italy as a Colonial Newcomer

From Lira to Euro. Italy’s History in Coins – Part 5: South Italy and the Mafia

From Lira to Euro. Italy’s History in Coins – Part 7: The Church and Fascism

From Lira to Euro. Italy’s History in Coins – Part 8: The Mezzogiorno

From Lira to Euro. Italy’s History in Coins – Part 9: Forza Italia

From Pavia to the Sack of Rome – siege coins in Italy

How Saint Mark came to Venice

How to Collect 2 Euro Commemorative Coins from Italy

Human faces, part 26: Viva il popolo

Human faces, part 28: Fight for Sicily

Human faces, part 29: The Doge, powerless ruler over a mighty empire

Human faces, part 30: The Hercules of Ferrara

Human faces, part 31: The Condottieri, winners in every war

Human faces, part 32: Murder in Milan

Human faces, part 33: Il Moro and Leonardo

Medieval Sicily Part 3: Arab Influence

Medieval Sicily Part 4: The Normans are coming

Medieval Sicily Part 9: The Golden Age of Sicily Begins

Money supply the Italian way

Sigismondo Malatesta – Condottiere and Ruler of Rimini

Striking Coins in Florence

The Design of the Circulation Euro Coins: Italy – 1 Cent – Castel del Monte

Unknown Ducat from Mantua at Sincona

Venice, the Doges and the House of Mocenigo

Kategorie: Griechen

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80,000 Euros for a work of two Sicilian die cutters

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A cownapper as royal role model

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A King Named Teutamados

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A Weight from the Empire of the Seleucids

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Ainos – A Commercial Center in Thrace

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And this is where Aristotle was wrong…

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Big price for an emergency coin

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Collecting Seleukid Coins – Part I

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Collecting Seleukid Coins – Part II

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Dionysos – A God of the Greek Religion of Experiences

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Dionysus – The God of Ecstasy

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Greek mercenaries in Persian service

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Helios, the Colossus of Rhodes – and the Rhodian tetradrachms

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Heracles the snake-strangler

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How to detect forgeries

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Human Faces Part 1: The Father of the Gods, Zeus, in Olympia

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Human Faces Part 2: Athena and Athens

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Human Faces Part 3: The Nymph of the Spring Arethusa

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Human Faces Part 4: Philip II as Hegemon of Greece

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Human Faces Part 6: The 30 Pieces of Silver

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Human Faces Part 7: Alexander the Great

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Human Faces Part 8: A Body is Kidnapped

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Human Faces Part 9: The Battle of Macedonia against Rome

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I am the badge of Phanes

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Macedonia becomes a province

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Olympia and the Eleans – The introduction of the cult of Hera

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Pixodaros – Satrap of Caria

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Sicilian Mosaic Part 10: Rescue by the Mother City of Corinth

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Sicilian Mosaic Part 11: The classical coinage of Syracuse

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Sicilian Mosaic Part 12: Naxos and Leontinoi

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Sikyon and its Chimaira

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The coins of Philipp II of Macedonia

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The Colts of Corinth

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The Delian League and the Athenian Money

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The Four Coins Jesus Knew

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The Last Coins of Independent Syracuse

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The Laurion silver

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The Most Expensive Greek Coin

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The Paradox of Thucydides. What Antiquity Teaches Us About Covid-19

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The Punic Goddess

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Under the eyes of Artemis

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80,000 Euros for a work of two Sicilian die cutters

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And this is where Aristotle was wrong…

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Big price for an emergency coin

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Human Faces Part 3: The Nymph of the Spring Arethusa

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Sicilian Mosaic Part 10: Rescue by the Mother City of Corinth

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Sicilian Mosaic Part 11: The classical coinage of Syracuse

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Sicilian Mosaic Part 12: Naxos and Leontinoi

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The Last Coins of Independent Syracuse

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The Most Expensive Greek Coin

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The Punic Goddess

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