The Bistrița Hoard: A Roman Republican Hoard?
Authors: Cristian Găzdac, George Marinescu, Ágnes Alföldy-Găzdac. Language: Engish—Romanian (bilingual)

Table of contents

The Dacian Presence within the Basin of the Someşul Mare River

Numismatic Comments

References

Catalogue

Annexes

Table. The Structure of the Bistrița Hoard

Graph 1. The Bistrița Hoard Structure

Graph 2. The Axente Sever Hoard Structure

Graph 3. The Dunăreni Hoard Structure

Graph 4. The Satu Nou Hoard Structure

Graph 5. The Someşul Cald Hoard Structure

Graph 6. The Călineşti Hoard Structure

Graph 7. The Sălaşu de Sus Hoard Structure

Graph 8. The Cuceu Hoard Structure

Graph 9. The Stupini Hoard Structure

Map 1. Finds from the Middle and Late Latène Age withing the Basin of the Someşul Mare River (Lt C1—D, circa 250 BC — 106 AD)

Map 2. The First Development Phase of the Dacian Civilization within the Basin of Someşul Mare River (end 3rd c. — beginning 1st c. BC)

Map 3. The Second  Development Phase of the Dacian Civilization within the Basin of Someşul Mare River (beginning 1st c. BC — beginning of 1st c. AD)

Map 4. The Third Development Phase of the Dacian Civilization within the Basin of Someşul Mare River (beginning 1st c. AD — beginning 2nd c. AD)

Map 5. The Findspots of Bistrița and Stupini Hoards

Map 6. Contemporary Hoards with the Bistrița Hoard (based on: http://tezauremonetare.ro)

Fig. 1. The Findspot of the Bistrița Hoard — The Poşot Forest

Fig. 2. The Testing Excavation the Bistrița Hoard Findspot

Plate 1. XRF Analysis on Coin Catalogue No.16

Plate 2. XRF Analysis on Coin Catalogue No.32

Plate 3. XRF Analysis on Coin Catalogue No.64 (Imitation ‘Barbarous’ Style)

Plates I—IV. The Coins of the Bistrița Hoard

Tezaurul de la Bistrița. Un tezaur republican roman?

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