Coins and Economy in Magdala/Taricheae / / Bruno Callegher [and six others].

• Superior document: Novum Testamentum et Orbis Antiquus. Series Archaeologica
• VerfasserIn: Callegher, Bruno,
• Place / Publishing House: Göttingen, Germany : : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht,, [2023]; ©2023
• Year of Publication: 2023
• Edition: First edition.
• Language: English
• Series: Novum Testamentum et orbis antiquus. Series Archaeologica.
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (406 pages)

Table of Contents

Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Foreword -- Abbreviations -- Something more than a beginning -- Acknowledgements -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Numismatics and archaeology in Magdala/Taricheae -- 3. Magdala in the Galilee and the specific region of Lake Kinneret -- 4. Some aspects of monetary and numismatic periodization -- 4.1 Third century BCE: Ptolemaic period -- 4.2 Second century BCE: Seleucid period -- 4.3 Hasmonean period (125 BCE-63 BCE) -- 4.4 Early Roman period (63 BCE-First Jewish Revolt 70 CE) -- 4.5 Period of Romanization (ca. 70-ca. 294) -- 4.6 Between the fourth and fifth century: the decline of small coins -- 4.7 Byzantine period (498-ca. 640) -- 4.8 Arab-Byzantine and early Umayyad period -- 4.9 Islamic coinage -- 4.10 The denarii of the Latin Empire -- 4.11 Evidence from the twentieth century -- 5. Critical Analysis of single finds -- 5.1 The Ptolemaic period - third century BCE (see 4.1) -- 5.2 The Seleucid period - second century BCE (see 4.2) -- 5.3 The Hasmonean period (125 BCE-63 BCE) (see 4.3) -- 5.4 The Herodian dynasty, the Roman administration and the First Jewish Revolt (63 BCE-70 CE) (see 4.4) -- 5.5 The Romanization of currency: Roman coins and Roman provincial coinage (ca. 70-ca. 294) (see 4.5) -- 5.6 Phoenicia and Syria -- 5.7 Roman imperial coinage, Galilee and Samaria -- 5.7 The Decapolis and Provincia Arabia -- 5.8 Uncertain Mints or Authority (MP) -- 5.9 Countermarked coins -- 5.10 A noteworthy assarion of Gallienus -- 5.11 From Gallienus to Diocletianus -- 5.12 The decline of small currency during the Late Roman period: fourth-fifth century (cf. 4.6) -- 5.13 From the monetary reform of Constantius II (348) to the end of the fourth century -- 5.14 Notes on a Phoenician lead weight -- 5.15 Byzantine period and at the beginning of Arab-Byzantine coins (see 4.7-4.8).

5.16 Arab-Byzantine coinage -- 5.17 Arab-Byzantine and Arabic coins (see 4.8-4.9) -- 5.18 Crusader period (see 4.10) -- 5.19 Modern period (see 4.11) -- 5.20 Conclusions: From money to economy -- Catalogue -- Greek coins and Roman provincial coins of Syria and Phoenicia -- Hasmonean and Herodian dynasty coins -- Roman procurators and the Jewish wars against Rome -- Greek coins and Roman provincial coins of Palestine and South Arabia -- Roman imperial coins -- Byzantine coins -- Arab-Byzantine coins -- The Latin kingdom of Jerusalem -- Modern Coins -- Bibliography.