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Ever Decreasing Circles. The Nummus Economy at Butrint (Albania) and Beyond
Introduction
1
nummi
numminummi
nummus nummus nummus
2
Excavations at Butrint
3
nummi
eiusdem
The origins and history of the nummus5
nummus follis
ca nummus
Nummi
nummi ca ca
nummi
nummi
nummus
nummi
nummus numminummi
nummi
nummus
RIC LRBC MIRB MIBE MIB
nummi MEC
SAM MOORHEAD
nummi numminummi
nummus Figure
Figure. nummus
The nummus – weights, values and function
solidus semissis tremissis nummi
nummusdenarii
solidus
solidus 11
nummi solidus 12
nummusnummi solidus
nummus
MIB
nummiDO MIB VariaeNovellae Valentiniani MEC
SAM MOORHEAD
13 nummus
nummifollis
nummi
Iol Caesareanummi
Circulation of nummiNummi
nummi ca nummi
eiusdem
RIC RIC RIC
SAM MOORHEAD
ca nummus
nummi
nummi nummi
Table 3
pentanummianummi
ca
et al.
Table 3. nummi
nummi
nummi
nummusnummus
nummi nummus
eiusdem
nummus
The end of the nummus economynummus
nummi
nummi nummus
nummus
nummus
nummus 31
folles 32
nummi 33
nummus
Conclusionnummi
MEC
SAM MOORHEAD
nummi
ANSMNA Bronze Hoard of the Period of
Zeno I
ANSMNFouilles du forum de Cherchel,
1977-1981 Atiqot
Excavations of the Triconch Palace, Butrint
Sanctuary of Lot at Deir ‘Ain ‘Abata in Jordan
Coinage in the Roman World Small Change in Ancient Beirut
et al. Greek, Roman and Islamic Coins from Sardis
Monnaies antiques (1966-1971) Les monnaies romaines
Coins of the Roman Empire Minimi
Greek, Roman and Islamic Coins from Sardis et al. El sistema monetario visigodo: cobre y
oro DO Catalogue of the Byzantine Coins in the
Dumbarton Oaks Collection Coin Circulation in the Danubian and Balkan Provinces of the
Roman Empire, AD 294-578
Corinth The Coins The Joint Expedition to Caesarea Maritima Excavation Reports
The Coins and the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine Economy of Palestine Catalogue of Late Roman Coins in the
Dumbarton Oaks Collection and in the Whittemore Collection: from Arcadius and Honorius to the Accession of Anastasius
NC ProcBritAc
NC
NC
Roman Butrint, an Assessment
Coinage in the Roman Economy, 300 BC-AD 700 Studies in the Byzantine Monetary Economy c. 300-1450
Byzantine Butrint: Excavations and Surveys 1994-99
Kenchreai, Eastern Port of Corinth The Coins
Excavations at Carthage Conducted by the University of Michigan
Follies JRS
Excavations at Nemea The Coins
LRBC Late Roman Bronze Coinage
MEC Mediaeval European Coinage The Early Middle Ages
MIB Moneta Imperii Byzantini MIBE Money of the Incipient Byzantine Empire (Anastasius I - Justinian I, 491-
565) NC
MIRB Moneta Imperii Romani Byzantini: Die Ostprägung des Römischen Reiches im 5. Jahrhundert (408-491)
Coins from Coastal Palestine
SAM MOORHEAD
NC
Excavations of the Triconch Palace, Butrint
The Excavations at Diaporit, Butrint
The Oxford Handbbok of Greek and Roman Coinage
The Roman Colony at Butrint
NCButrinti 1993-2003. Ten Years of Research
Roman Coins and Archaeology Excavations at Carthage
RIC The Roman Imperial Coinage The Athenian Agora The Coins from the Roman through
Venetian Period Roman Coins from the Sacred Spring at Bath
The Temple of Sulis Minerva Finds from the Sacred Spring
Sam MoorheadEver Decreasing Circles. The Nummus Economy at Butrint (Albania) and Beyond
nummi
nummi
nummi