New contributions to the study of the coinage and history of the early Оdrysian kingdom 
in Ancient Thrace
Author: Stavri Topalov. Language: Bulgarian 

Table of contents

Foreword

1. Review of the possibilities to reconstruct the political history of the Early Odrysian Kingdom from the beginning of the 5th to the middle of the 4th c. B.C. by information of a numismatic nature

2. Were Odrysian regal coins minted during the time of Teres I

3. New contributions to the study of the coinage of Saratokos/Sitalkes (?)

4. An unknown silver coin denomination of the Odrysian ruler Metokos

5. Once again about the coins of Hebryzelmis as historical sources

6. Unpublished additional symbols on the bronze coins of the early Odrisyan rulers

7. New contributions to the study of the silver coinage of the Odrysian ruler Kotys I (383—359 B.C.)

8. The coins of Kotys I of the type “a protome of galloping horse to left — a conic vessel with two handles“

9. Thracian imitations of bronze coins of the Odrysian ruler Amatokos

10. A new type bronze coin of the Odrysian ruler Teres II

11. Unknown bronze coins of small denomination of the type “galloping horse — conical vessel with two handles” and the problems of determining their issuer

12. Reply to prof. Yordanka Jouroukova’s critical notes on research connected with the coinage of Saratokos

Scheme of the Odrysian dynasty from the late 6th to the third quarter of the 4th c. B. C. Catalogue of the early Thracian tribal coins of the 6th—5th c. B. C. and the early Odrysian regal coins of the 5th—4th c. B.C.

Нови приноси към проучване монетосеченето и историята на ранното Одриско царство в земите на Древна Тракия

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