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Introduction Introduction
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The coins from Dichin The coins from Dichin
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Coins and archaeology at Dichin Coins and archaeology at Dichin
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Historical dating and archaeology Historical dating and archaeology
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Coin production and supply during the reigns of Zeno and his successors Coin production and supply during the reigns of Zeno and his successors
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Conclusions Conclusions
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References References
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12 Coin Circulation in the Balkans in Late Antiquity
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Published:December 2007
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Abstract
The archaeological excavations carried out on late Roman and early Byzantine sites in the Balkans has revolutionized our knowledge of this part of the world in Late Antiquity. How these sites are dated is obviously important as, without accurate and reliable dating, it is difficult to understand how they fit into the wider historical narrative. This chapter takes the coins excavated at Dichin as its starting point and, by careful analysis, proposes a general dating scheme for the two phases of occupation at the settlement. The lack of coins struck during the years 474–518 is a notable feature of the assemblage from Dichin, a pattern that is repeated at most sites in the region where coins of the emperor Zeno are particularly rare. By looking at both site finds and hoards from the region, however, these explanations need to be revised as they are based on a numismatic mirage rather than archaeological fact.
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