Co-editor of Roman Provincial Coinage and Roman Imperial Coinage, emeritus directeur d’études at the École Pratique des Hautes-Études, honorary director of the Coin Cabinet, Paris
La città di Gangra-Germanicopolis in Paflagonia (Turchia centrale) ha emesso serie monetali impor... more La città di Gangra-Germanicopolis in Paflagonia (Turchia centrale) ha emesso serie monetali importanti soprattutto in età imperiale romana. Il seguente contributo propone monete della zecca cittadina provenienti da collezioni sia pubbliche che private o apparse in cataloghi d’asta. Esse sono di particolare interesse scientifico perché vanno ad arricchire il già vasto corpus dei coni a noi noti prodotti nella città dell’Asia Minore. Le monete qui presentate si caratterizzano sia per la varietà delle legende che per i motivi iconografici scelti. Così troviamo rappresentazioni di divinità maschili e femminili ma anche raffigurazioni più allegoriche quali l’aquila nell’atto di ghermire una lepre, immagine che secondo gli autori si riferisce al mitico rapimento di Ganimede. I ritratti d’imperatori nonché dell’imperatrice Iulia Domna che appaiono sul recto di gran parte di tali emissioni permettono una datazione delle serie all’epoca dei Severi. Due monete recanti l’effigie di Antonino Pio e sull’altra faccia una raffigurazione di Cibele mostrano tuttavia come gli imperatori fossero celebrati dalla zecca già prima cittadina. I pezzi presentati permettono infine di identificare alcune serie di emissioni finora sconosciute. Ciò conferma secondo gli autori quanto già intuito da Louis Robert una quarantina di anni or sono quando, nelle sue ricerche, pose l’accento sulla ricchissima varietà di monete (oltre cento serie) prodotte in epoca imperiale nelle officine della città anatolica.
Amandry Michel, Hermary Antoine, Masson Olivier. Les premières antiquités chypriotes du Cabinet d... more Amandry Michel, Hermary Antoine, Masson Olivier. Les premières antiquités chypriotes du Cabinet des Médailles et la mission Mas Latrie en 1845-1846. In: Cahiers du Centre d'Etudes Chypriotes. Volume 8, 1987. pp. 3-16
* Directeur du Cabinet des Médailles, Bibliothèque Nationale, 58 rue de Richelieu, 75084 Paris Ce... more * Directeur du Cabinet des Médailles, Bibliothèque Nationale, 58 rue de Richelieu, 75084 Paris Cedex 02 ** Cet article fait suite aux «Notes» ..I, 1-2, parues dans la RN 1984, p. 85-94 et pi. VII-VIII; II, 3-4, RN 1986, p. 72-82 et pi. V-VI; III, 5, RN 1988, p. 114-119 et pi. XIX-XX ; IV, ...
Dans le prolongement de notre publication de plusieurs spécimens non répertoriés, de petit module... more Dans le prolongement de notre publication de plusieurs spécimens non répertoriés, de petit module, en argent, circulant à l’époque pré-augustéenne dans la Gaule du Sud-Est , nous présentons un nouvel exemplaire inédit aux caractéristiques proches.
Dans le Peloponnese, a l’epoque romaine, le regne de l’empereur Hadrien (117-138) a ete l’occasio... more Dans le Peloponnese, a l’epoque romaine, le regne de l’empereur Hadrien (117-138) a ete l’occasion pour de nombreuses cites grecques d’emettre un monnayage de bronze, sur lequel figuraient le portrait imperial au droit et des themes civiques au revers. Les Eleens, administrateurs du sanctuaire d’Olympie (Elide, province romaine d’Achaie), n’ont pas echappe a ce phenomene. Malgre la relative modestie de la production monetaire, ce monnayage a permis aux Eleens de mettre en avant le patrimoine artistique et agonistique de leur cite, qui associait le centre urbain d’Elis et le prestigieux sanctuaire d’Olympie.
... IIP qui semble effectivement signifier Prytanis\ d'autre part, la production de quinaire... more ... IIP qui semble effectivement signifier Prytanis\ d'autre part, la production de quinaires et sesterces en argent est caractéristique des années 40 avant J.-C; la drachme de Zoilos est la première qui figure dans un contexte numismatique clair: son état d'usure ... L.POMPONI.ÇN F. ...
In 1990, a fire in the of «Lens et Crêtes de Mabousquet» Wood led to the discovery and to the loo... more In 1990, a fire in the of «Lens et Crêtes de Mabousquet» Wood led to the discovery and to the looting of several archaeological sites. A small ancient circular construction was excavated illegally. Around this archaeological structure, many metal objects (coins, rings, ...
En este artículo damos a conocer una nueva ceca provincial romana de Hispania. El hallazgo de dos... more En este artículo damos a conocer una nueva ceca provincial romana de Hispania. El hallazgo de dos monedas en la zona de Consuegra (Toledo), con anverso Ceres Frugífera y reverso yunta arando, con leyenda CONSABR, permite atribuir esta producción a la antigua ciudad de Consabrum/Consabura.
La città di Gangra-Germanicopolis in Paflagonia (Turchia centrale) ha emesso serie monetali impor... more La città di Gangra-Germanicopolis in Paflagonia (Turchia centrale) ha emesso serie monetali importanti soprattutto in età imperiale romana. Il seguente contributo propone monete della zecca cittadina provenienti da collezioni sia pubbliche che private o apparse in cataloghi d’asta. Esse sono di particolare interesse scientifico perché vanno ad arricchire il già vasto corpus dei coni a noi noti prodotti nella città dell’Asia Minore. Le monete qui presentate si caratterizzano sia per la varietà delle legende che per i motivi iconografici scelti. Così troviamo rappresentazioni di divinità maschili e femminili ma anche raffigurazioni più allegoriche quali l’aquila nell’atto di ghermire una lepre, immagine che secondo gli autori si riferisce al mitico rapimento di Ganimede. I ritratti d’imperatori nonché dell’imperatrice Iulia Domna che appaiono sul recto di gran parte di tali emissioni permettono una datazione delle serie all’epoca dei Severi. Due monete recanti l’effigie di Antonino Pio e sull’altra faccia una raffigurazione di Cibele mostrano tuttavia come gli imperatori fossero celebrati dalla zecca già prima cittadina. I pezzi presentati permettono infine di identificare alcune serie di emissioni finora sconosciute. Ciò conferma secondo gli autori quanto già intuito da Louis Robert una quarantina di anni or sono quando, nelle sue ricerche, pose l’accento sulla ricchissima varietà di monete (oltre cento serie) prodotte in epoca imperiale nelle officine della città anatolica.
Amandry Michel, Hermary Antoine, Masson Olivier. Les premières antiquités chypriotes du Cabinet d... more Amandry Michel, Hermary Antoine, Masson Olivier. Les premières antiquités chypriotes du Cabinet des Médailles et la mission Mas Latrie en 1845-1846. In: Cahiers du Centre d'Etudes Chypriotes. Volume 8, 1987. pp. 3-16
* Directeur du Cabinet des Médailles, Bibliothèque Nationale, 58 rue de Richelieu, 75084 Paris Ce... more * Directeur du Cabinet des Médailles, Bibliothèque Nationale, 58 rue de Richelieu, 75084 Paris Cedex 02 ** Cet article fait suite aux «Notes» ..I, 1-2, parues dans la RN 1984, p. 85-94 et pi. VII-VIII; II, 3-4, RN 1986, p. 72-82 et pi. V-VI; III, 5, RN 1988, p. 114-119 et pi. XIX-XX ; IV, ...
Dans le prolongement de notre publication de plusieurs spécimens non répertoriés, de petit module... more Dans le prolongement de notre publication de plusieurs spécimens non répertoriés, de petit module, en argent, circulant à l’époque pré-augustéenne dans la Gaule du Sud-Est , nous présentons un nouvel exemplaire inédit aux caractéristiques proches.
Dans le Peloponnese, a l’epoque romaine, le regne de l’empereur Hadrien (117-138) a ete l’occasio... more Dans le Peloponnese, a l’epoque romaine, le regne de l’empereur Hadrien (117-138) a ete l’occasion pour de nombreuses cites grecques d’emettre un monnayage de bronze, sur lequel figuraient le portrait imperial au droit et des themes civiques au revers. Les Eleens, administrateurs du sanctuaire d’Olympie (Elide, province romaine d’Achaie), n’ont pas echappe a ce phenomene. Malgre la relative modestie de la production monetaire, ce monnayage a permis aux Eleens de mettre en avant le patrimoine artistique et agonistique de leur cite, qui associait le centre urbain d’Elis et le prestigieux sanctuaire d’Olympie.
... IIP qui semble effectivement signifier Prytanis\ d'autre part, la production de quinaire... more ... IIP qui semble effectivement signifier Prytanis\ d'autre part, la production de quinaires et sesterces en argent est caractéristique des années 40 avant J.-C; la drachme de Zoilos est la première qui figure dans un contexte numismatique clair: son état d'usure ... L.POMPONI.ÇN F. ...
In 1990, a fire in the of «Lens et Crêtes de Mabousquet» Wood led to the discovery and to the loo... more In 1990, a fire in the of «Lens et Crêtes de Mabousquet» Wood led to the discovery and to the looting of several archaeological sites. A small ancient circular construction was excavated illegally. Around this archaeological structure, many metal objects (coins, rings, ...
En este artículo damos a conocer una nueva ceca provincial romana de Hispania. El hallazgo de dos... more En este artículo damos a conocer una nueva ceca provincial romana de Hispania. El hallazgo de dos monedas en la zona de Consuegra (Toledo), con anverso Ceres Frugífera y reverso yunta arando, con leyenda CONSABR, permite atribuir esta producción a la antigua ciudad de Consabrum/Consabura.
A catalogue of 466 gold coins, Greek, Celtic, Roman, Byzantine, Medieval and Modern, belonging to... more A catalogue of 466 gold coins, Greek, Celtic, Roman, Byzantine, Medieval and Modern, belonging to the Musée Sandelin, Saint-Omer
This new Supplement, Supplement 3, includes new material from 2005 to 2013, and covers the Julio-... more This new Supplement, Supplement 3, includes new material from 2005 to 2013, and covers the Julio-Claudian period (RPC I), the Flavian period (RPC II) as well as the coinages of Gordian I to Gordian III struck in the province of Asia (RPC VII, 1).
The material has been arranged in three sequential parts, the first covering RPC I, the second covering RPC II and the third RPC VII, 1.
The latest instalment of new material since the publication of the Consolidated Supplement in 201... more The latest instalment of new material since the publication of the Consolidated Supplement in 2015. Thanks to Jerome Mairat, the RPC online site (http://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/) has been updated at the same occasion.
The corpus of a minor Pontic mint, Romana, is given as well as references to it in ancient litera... more The corpus of a minor Pontic mint, Romana, is given as well as references to it in ancient literature and upon extant inscriptions. The city struck coinage from Tiberius to the Severan period.
La cité de Sébastopolis (l'actuelle ville de Sulusaray) a émis sous Trajan et les Sévères un monn... more La cité de Sébastopolis (l'actuelle ville de Sulusaray) a émis sous Trajan et les Sévères un monnayage dont le corpus est donné ainsi qu'un état de la question sur l'histoire de cette cité.
The research Project “The Silver Coinage of the Kings of Cyprus: Numismatics and History in the A... more The research Project “The Silver Coinage of the Kings of Cyprus: Numismatics and History in the Archaic and Classical Periods (6th to 4th centuries BC)” (acronym SilCoinCy)” is realised in the Institute of Historical Research (IHR), Section of Greek and Roman Antiquity, National Hellenic Research Foundation (NHRF), Athens, Greece and is funded by the Action ARISTEIA II.
The Action falls under the Fourth Strategic Objective of the Operational Programme (OP) 'Education and Lifelong Learning’ (EdLL), entitled 'Supporting the Human Capital in order to Promote Research and Innovation' of the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF) 2007-2013 which is co-funded by the European Social Fund (ESF) and National Resources.
The website, entitled: Kyprios Character. History, Archaeology & Numismatics of Ancient Cyprus is currently under construction but you can leave your email and receive information as soon as it goes live.
The website will include by July 2015 a complete numismatic bibliography, a numismatic database including at least 1.500 Cypriot coins that were given permissions for online publication, together with more than 50 scientific essays on the history and archaeology of ancient Cyprus, written by external scientific collaborators from around the world.
The website will finally propose news, a calendar of events and links related to the history, archaeology and numismatics of ancient Cyprus.
A very rare issue of silver coins signed by one of the quatuorvirs of a latin colony in the Provi... more A very rare issue of silver coins signed by one of the quatuorvirs of a latin colony in the Provincia Transalpina/ Narbonensis.
Bulletin de la Société Française de Numismatique, 2015
A numismatic example of the competition for honours (the neocorate) between Greek cities in the e... more A numismatic example of the competition for honours (the neocorate) between Greek cities in the eastern part of the Roman Empire: Tarsus and Anazarbus in Cilicia.
This handbook fills a gap in the numismatic litterature by providing an outline of the progress r... more This handbook fills a gap in the numismatic litterature by providing an outline of the progress recently achieved in that field and a large overview (in French) of the major coinages of the Greek and Roman World.
Hadrien Rambach and Michel Amandry, “In Memoriam : Jean-Baptiste Giard (1932-2018)”, in Revue num... more Hadrien Rambach and Michel Amandry, “In Memoriam : Jean-Baptiste Giard (1932-2018)”, in Revue numismatique, vol. 176 (2019), pp. 3-14
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The material has been arranged in three sequential parts, the first covering RPC I, the second covering RPC II and the third RPC VII, 1.
The Action falls under the Fourth Strategic Objective of the Operational Programme (OP) 'Education and Lifelong Learning’ (EdLL), entitled 'Supporting the Human Capital in order to Promote Research and Innovation' of the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF) 2007-2013 which is co-funded by the European Social Fund (ESF) and National Resources.
The website, entitled: Kyprios Character. History, Archaeology & Numismatics of Ancient Cyprus is currently under construction but you can leave your email and receive information as soon as it goes live.
The website will include by July 2015 a complete numismatic bibliography, a numismatic database including at least 1.500 Cypriot coins that were given permissions for online publication, together with more than 50 scientific essays on the history and archaeology of ancient Cyprus, written by external scientific collaborators from around the world.
The website will finally propose news, a calendar of events and links related to the history, archaeology and numismatics of ancient Cyprus.