Önder, Mehmet : Aigai Sikkeleri. 2004 - 2016 Buluntuları (Aigai II)
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"Önder, Mehmet : Aigai Sikkeleri. 2004 - 2016 Buluntuları (Aigai II)"
Mehmet Önder,
Aigai Sikkeleri. 2004 - 2016 Buluntuları
(Aigai II)
Istanbul 2026
ISBN 978-625-6212-58-9
275 S./pp., zahlr. S/W-Abb. / num. b/w-figs., 27,5 x 19,5 cm; broschiert/softcover
Während der ersten 13 Grabungskampagnen in Aigai (2004–2016) wurden 1520 Münzen dokumentiert. Davon sind 400 aufgrund von Beschädigungen in sehr schlechtem Zustand. Die verbleibenden 1120 Münzen sind in dieser Studie enthalten, die von dem Archäologen Mehmet Önder kurz vor seinem Ruhestand abgeschlossen wurde. Önder war Mitglied des Ausgrabungsteams von Aigai und führte numismatische Untersuchungen durch. Der Katalogteil des Buches enthält Fotografien aller Münzen, detaillierte Informationen und Maße sowie alle verfügbaren Quellenangaben. Die Münzen sind in die Kategorien „Griechisch“, „Römisch“, „Byzantinisch“ und „Unbekannt“ unterteilt. Griechische Münzen werden chronologisch nach Region und Stadt präsentiert. Römische Kaisermünzen und byzantinische Münzen sind chronologisch nach Kaiser, Münzstätte, Einheit und Prägejahr gruppiert. Griechische und römische Münzen, die unter der Überschrift „Unidentifiziert“ kategorisiert wurden, wurden nach den Teilinformationen, die sie liefern, gruppiert und nach ihren möglichen Datierungen geordnet.
Die Kapitel des Buches mit den Titeln „Münzprägung in Aigai“, „Liste der Herrschernamen auf Aigai-Münzen“ und „Römische Kaiser und Familienmitglieder, deren Namen in Aigai geprägt wurden“ basieren auf den ausgegrabenen Münzen und weiteren Quellen. Die Beschreibungen und statistischen Informationen der geborgenen Münzen finden sich unter den Überschriften „Herkunft, Merkmale und Anzahl der geborgenen Münzen“, „Geborgene Münzen aus Aigai“, „Gefundene Münzen insgesamt“, „Liste der römischen Kaiser und Familienmitglieder, deren Münzen geborgen wurden, und Münznummern“, „Liste der römischen Kaiser und Familienmitglieder, deren Münzen geborgen wurden, und Münzkatalognummern“ sowie „Schlussfolgerung“.
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