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The silver hoard from Tel Dor (Ephraim Stern)
The Tel Mique-Ekron silver hoards: The Assyrian and Phoenician connections (Seymour Gitin and Amir Golani)
The Silver Trail: response to the papers of Ephraim Stern and Seymour Gitlin (William G Dever)
The impact on the natural sciences of Hacksilber and early silver coinage (Zofia A Stos-Gale)
The conceptual prehistory of money and its impact on the Greek economy (David M Schaps)
Observations on monetary instruments in pre-coinage Greece (John H Kroll)
Analyzing and interpreting the metallurgy of early electrum coins (Paul T Keyser and David D Clark)
Remarks on the value and standards of early electrum coins (Robert Wallace).
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Add Hacksilber to Coinage New Insights into the Monetary History of the Near East and Greece, Ancient Near Eastern hoards of randomly shaped silver, generically called Hacksilber, have come increasingly to be interpreted as hoards of pre-coinage currency. These papers present new insights into the circulation and use of these hoards, drawing on ne, Hacksilber to Coinage New Insights into the Monetary History of the Near East and Greece to your collection on WonderClub |