Proceedings of the 16th Seventh Century Syrian Numismatic Round Table
Held at The Hive, Worcester on 6th and 7th April 2019
The Syrian Arab-Byzantine coinage has been intensively studied over the last 25 years, perhaps more so than any other Islamic coin series. However, this volume demonstrates new research, new discoveries and new questions.
Preface
Anastasius I at Theopolis - Real or Imagined? - Steve Mansfield
Using the iconography and inscriptions on Heraclean Dynasty coins to construct an historical narrative of the 7th century Byzantine Emire - Stephen Maxfield
A New Coin Type from the mid-seventh century? - Maria Vrij
An Overview of the Phase 1 Byzantine-Arab Coinage - Andrew Oddy
The Lazy S Workshop: Coin Production in Early Arab Syria - Andrew Oddy
A very peculiar group of early Pseudo-Byzantine coins - Tony Goodwin
Greek Monograms and Countermarks in Seventh-Century Syria - David Woods
What can we learn from 'Transitional' coins? - Tony Goodwin
Yet again on Justinian II's gold coinage, 'Abd al-Malik's monetary reform, and the 'War of Images' - Frederico Montinaro
Die Chains and Die Links with the Mint Name Halab - Ingrid Schulze
The Standing Caliph Coins with the Mint Name Qurus. A new Die and a new Die Link - Wolgang Schulze
From Scythopolis to Baysan: A Glimpse at the Coins of the Hebrew University's Excavations at Beth Shean - Nitzan Amitai-Preiss
The Umayyad Coins excavated during the Danish-German Jerash Northwest Quarter Project 2012-2016 - Ingrid and Wolfgang Schulze
Coins and Papyri in 6th/7th Century Egypt - Tasha Vorderstrasse
The weight standard of copper coins as a means of understanding the Syrian tradition of the seventh century - Dietrich Schnaedelbach
From Ancient to Medieval: The Significance of Fixed Die Axes - Marcus Phillips
