• Aug 7, 2025 the metallurgy of roman silver coinage from the r ompositions, refining techniques, and minting methods reflect a society capable of advanced metallurgical practices, yet also subject to economic pressures that led to debasement and fluctuations in quality. Understanding these processes offers By Lana Johns
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• Aug 31, 2025 Byzantine Coinage Publications No 4 Dumbarton able catalogue and interpretative framework, the publication facilitates cross-disciplinary research and supports more informed archaeological interpretations of coin hoards and site contexts. Furthermore, it aids collectors and museums in authenticat By Ethan Brekke
