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Coinage and Money in Medieval Greece 1200-1430 (2 Vols. )
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Boston :
BRILL,
2020.
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| Colección: | The Medieval Mediterranean Ser.
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| Temas: | |
| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Contents
- Preface
- 1 Geographical and Chronological Scope
- 2 Subject Matter, Primary Material, Methodology, Structure
- 3 Acknowledgments
- 4 Languages and Transliterations
- 5 Figures, Tables, Maps, Coin Finds and Illustrations
- Abbreviations
- Chapter 1 Historical and Monetary Context
- 1 Middle Byzantium and the Transition to the Late Period
- 2 The Medieval West during the Commercial Revolution and the Late Medieval Crises
- 3 The Numismatics of Medieval Greece
- Chapter 2 Coin Production and Circulation in Medieval Greece according to the Material Evidence
- 1 Overview
- 2 Site and Single Finds
- 3 Hoarding and Non-retrieval of Hoards
- 4 Abandoned Coins: Graves and Dumps
- 5 Monetary Functions Performed by Uncoined Fine and Base Metals: Ingots and Jewellery, Jettons and Tokens
- 6 Control over and Manipulation of the Monetary Stock: Official Minting and Counterfeiting, Injection and Culling, Cancellation and Other Alterations
- 7 The Quantity and Quality of the Monetary Stock
- Chapter 3 Storing Wealth, Paying Taxes, Services and Goods: the Issuers and Users of Coinage in Medieval Greece
- 1 The Geographical and Demographic Context
- 2 The Geographical and Demographic Context: Monetary Implications
- 3 The Money Market in Medieval Greece
- 4 1200-1259/1268: Political and Military History
- 5 1200-1259/1268: Socio-Economic Trends
- 6 1200-1259/1268: Money
- 7 1259/1268-1347/1348: Political and Military History
- 8 1259/1268-1347/1348: Socio-Economic Trends
- 9 1259/1268-1347/1348: Money
- 10 1347/1348-1430: Political and Military History
- 11 1347/1348-1430: Socio-Economic Trends
- 12 1347/1348-1430: Money
- Chapter 4 Coins in the Regions and Towns of Medieval Greece
- 1 Peloponnese, with Special Reference to Corinth, Argos, Sparta, and Clarentza
- 2 Eastern Mainland Greece, with Special Reference to Athens and Thebes
- 3 Thessaly
- 4 Epiros, Aitoloakarnania, and the Ionian Islands, with Special Reference to Arta
- 5 Cycladic Islands
- Conclusions Medieval Greek Money in Context
- Bibliography
- Contents
- Appendix I Coin Finds
- 1 Hoards in Greece, 1200-1430 (in Chronological Order)
- 2 Hoards in Greece, 1430-1500 (in Chronological Order)
- 3 Coins in Graves in Greece, 1200-1430 (in Alphabetical Order)
- 4 Excavation and Single Finds in Greece, 1200-1430 (in Alphabetical Order)
- 5 Deniers Tournois in Hoards in Italy (in Chronological Order)
- 6 Deniers Tournois in Graves in Italy (in Alphabetical Order)
- 7 Deniers Tournois and Greek Petty Denomination Issues as Excavation and Single Finds in Italy (in Alphabetical Order)
- 8 Deniers Tournois, Sterling Pennies, Venetian Soldini and Torneselli in Hoards in the Eastern Aegean, Asia Minor, the Near East, and Crete (in Chronological Order) (For Crete, Venetian Soldini and Torneselli Have Not Been Listed)