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Region: Asia--Asia--Syria--Phoenicia

Displaying records 181 to 200 of 224 total results.

Findspot: Demanhur (mod. Damanhûr; anc. Dime-n-Hor = Hermopolis parva)
Deposit: 318 B.C.
Discovery: 1905
Description: 8000+ coins
Reference: (Elder) Collection of Coins of Alexander the Great, 300 illus., AA 1907, p. 160, May, NC 1952, pp. 1-18, illus., Mosser, NNM 97 (1941), nos. 18-52, illus., Newell, Reattribulion, pp. 34-62, illus.; Sidon-Ake, p. 57, illus.; NNM 19 (1923), illus. (4826 specimens listed; details of further 1062 noted by Newell subsequently, in ANS file, See pp. 146-7 for citation of Dattari for presence of Ptolemy I specimens); Tarsos. p. 109, illus., Num 1909, p. 9, Torrey, NNM 77 (1937), illus.

Findspot: Egypt
Deposit: 318 B.C.
Discovery: 1893
Description: 44 coins
Reference: Dutilh, AN 1895, pp. 73-92 (esp. p. 73, table A, Muller nos.; some illus.

Findspot: Abu Hommos, 40 km. SE of Alexandria
Deposit: 311 B.C.-310 B.C.
Discovery: 1919
Description: 1000 coins
Reference: Brett, TING, p. 26, illus., Newell, Tyrus, p. 10; Nuns 1924, p. 301

Findspot: Egypt
Deposit: 310 B.C.
Discovery: 1894
Description: 79+ coins
Reference: Dutilh, AN 1895, pp. 73-92 (esp. pp. 74-5, tables B, C, D; refs. to Müller, illus.), Svoronos, Ptolemies 4, p. 401, nos. 6, 12

Findspot: Kuft (anc. Koptos), between Keneh and Luxor
Deposit: 310 B.C.-305 B.C.
Discovery: 1875-1880
Description: 330+ coins
Reference: Jenkins, ANSMN 9 (1960), pp. 29-30 (summary of Oxford coins only), Newell, Tyrus, p. 10

Findspot: Toukh el Garmous
Deposit: 260 B.C.
Discovery: 1905
Description: 160 AV, ? AR. Found in chamber 1 of temple treasury with gold ornaments and silver vessels (cf. nos. 1679, 1729): 108 AV coins noted in IGCH (Added 52 coins to this group) in addition to 1 [uncertain], which has been counted as 1. Then, the total count comes to at least 161 coins
Reference: AA 1906, p. 135, Bulletin de l'Art ancien et moderne 1905, p. 326, Comptes-rendus de l'Academie des Inscriptions 1905, p. 535, Eddé, Boll. di Num. 1905, pp. 129 (= Yehia hoard), 141, Edgar, ASA 1906, pp. 205-11, L'Illustration Jan./1906, p. 63, Maspero, JDébats 359 (1905), Milne, JEA 1941, pp. 135-7 (Svoronos references for 108 specimens), RN 1906, p. 76, Rostovtzeff, SEH, pp. 374, 390 (illus. of gold ornaments), Svoronos, Ptolemies 4, pp. 404-15, nos. 181-715A

Findspot: Alexandria environs
Deposit: 250 B.C.
Discovery: 1908
Description: 4 AR, ? AE: 4 coins noted in IGCH in addtion to 1 [uncertain], which has been counted as 1. Then, the total count comes to 5 coins
Reference: Eddé, RassNum. 1909, p. 55, Regling, ZfN 1931, p. 28

Findspot: Sarnakunk environs, Sisian raion, c. 150 km. SE of Erevan, Armenia
Deposit: 30 B.C.-25 B.C.
Discovery: 1945
Description: 178+ coins
Reference: Crawford, RRCH, no. 455, Kropotkin, no. 1558, Pakhomov VI, no. 1530, Shakhnazar'ian, Trudy Gosudarstvennogo Istoricheskogo Muzeia Akademii Nauk Armianskoi SSR 2 (Erevan, 1950), pp. 7-35 (in Armenian)

Findspot: Mesopotamia or Babylonia
Deposit: 390 B.C.-385 B.C.
Discovery: 1900-1900
Description: 23 coins
Reference: Robinson, Iraq 1950, pp. 44-51 illus., Schlumberger, L'argent grec, p. 7, no. 6