Contributions to the Study of the Coinage and the History of Thrace from the 2^nd century B.C. to the middle of the 1^st century A.D.
Приноси към проучване монетосеченето и историята в земите на Тракия от II в. пр. н.е. до средата на I в. от н.е.
Author: Stavri Topalov. Language: Bulgarian with an extended summaries in English

Table of contents

Foreword

Introduction to the Problems Connected with the Study of the Coinage and the History of the Thracian Lands from the End of the 3rd Century BC to the End of the 2nd Century BC

Bronze Coins of the Types “Young Man’s Head — Running Boar” and ”Young Man’s Head — Protome of Running Boar” Minted on Behalf of an Odryssian King in the Hellenistic Period

The New Type of Bronze Coins Bearing the Legend BAΣILEΩΣ KOTΥOΣ and the Difficulties in Determining to Which Odryssian King They Belong

Information about a Bronze Coin of an Odrysian King of the Name of Kotys of the Type of “A Head of an Aged Bearded Man with Moustache Crowned with a Taenia — BAΣILEΩΣ KOTΥOΣ Bow in a Quiver”

Contribution to the Study of the Coins Bearing the Legends OΔΡOΣΩN

A Bronze Coin of Perseus (178—168 BC) of the Type “Perseus’s Head - Eagle with Outspread Wings — Front View — Perched on a Lightning”, a Reminted Coin of Odroza of the Type “Heracle’s head — Bull with a Crook Underneath”

A coin of Maronea of the Type “Galloping Horse — Vine with four Grapes”, a Coin Reminted into a Coin of Odroza of the Type “Heracle’s Head — Bull with a Crook Underneath”

New Views Connected with the Study of the Coinage and the History of the Thracian Lands from the End of the 2nd Century BC to the End of the 1st Century BC

An Unknown Type of Bronze Coins of Mostides

Counter-marks on Mostides Coins

Contribution to the Study of the Bronze Coins of Mostides of the Type “Heracle’s Head — Caduceus”

New Views Connected with the Study of the Coinage and the History of the Thracian Lands from the End of the 1st Century BC to the Middle of the 1st Century AD

Did the Bronze Coins of the Thracian Lands Exist, Transformed by Counter-marking into Coins of the Kings after Roemetalces I, Kotys (12/14—19 AD) and Rescuporis (12/14—20 AD)

New Arguments for Counter-marking of Coins of Roemetalces I with Oval Counter-marks with Images of Male Heads R. and L. Transformed in this Way into Coins of Kotys (12/14—19 AD) and Rescuporis (12/14—20 АD) Respectively

A Coin of Roemetalces I of Low Denomination with Image of Winged Nike and Chain-mail or Trophy Decorated with a Chain-mail

A Coin of Roemetalces I with a Rectangular Counter-mark TI•C•A

Thracian Tetradrachma of the 1st Century BC with King’s Title and the Name of Roemetalces Made in the Typical Thracian Barbarized Style

Diagram of the Certain and Presumed Kings of Odryssian Origin of the Thracian Lands from the 2nd Century BC to the Middle of the 1st Century AD According to the Author’s Studies

Catalogue of the Thracian Regal Coins Minted from the End of the 3rd Century BC to the Middle of the 1st Century AD

Bibliography

Indexes

Приноси към проучване монетосеченето и историята в земите на Тракия от II в. пр. н. е. до средата на I в. от н. е.

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