Journals / History Studies / 2015 / Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 2

Byzantine Gold Coins in Tarsus Museum

Tarsus Müzesi Bizans Altın Sikkeleri

Pages
12–31
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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This study examines 24 gold Byzantine coins out of the 16,637 coins recorded in the inventory of Tarsus Museum, and presents that 10 of these coins were Solidus, 2 coins were Semissis, 6 coins were Tremessis, 1 was Histamenon and 4 were Histamenon (concave), and 1 was Aspron Trachy

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Objective & Hypothesis:This study examines 24 gold Byzantine coins out of the 16,637 coins recorded in the inventory of Tarsus Museum, and presents that 10 of these coins were Solidus, 2 coins were Semissis, 6 coins were Tremessis, 1 was Histamenon and 4 were Histamenon (concave), and 1 was Aspron Trachy
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Key Findings & Data:This study examines 24 gold Byzantine coins out of the 16,637 coins recorded in the inventory of Tarsus Museum, and presents that 10 of these coins were Solidus, 2 coins were Semissis, 6 coins were Tremessis, 1 was Histamenon and 4 were Histamenon (concave), and 1 was Aspron Trachy
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Conclusion & Impact:This study examines 24 gold Byzantine coins out of the 16,637 coins recorded in the inventory of Tarsus Museum, and presents that 10 of these coins were Solidus, 2 coins were Semissis, 6 coins were Tremessis, 1 was Histamenon and 4 were Histamenon (concave), and 1 was Aspron Trachy
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Abstract

This study examines 24 gold Byzantine coins out of the 16,637 coins recorded in the inventory of Tarsus Museum, and presents that 10 of these coins were Solidus, 2 coins were Semissis, 6 coins were Tremessis, 1 was Histamenon and 4 were Histamenon (concave), and 1 was Aspron Trachy

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Bu çalışmada Tarsus Müzesi envanterine kayıtlı 16.637 sikkeden, Bizans Dönemi'ne ait 24 altın sikke incelenerek, bu sikkelerin 10 adedinin Solidus, 2 adedinin Semissis, 6 adedinin Tremessis, 1 adedinin Histamenon, 4 adedinin Histamenon Nomisma (Çukur), 1 adedinin de Elektron Aspron Trachy olduğu saptanmıştır

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BUYRUK, H. (2022). Byzantine Gold Coins in Tarsus Museum. History Studies, Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 2, 12–31. https://ajindex.com/articles/537055

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