Publication: ¿Fue Málaga ceca bizantina? Sobre un nuevo tipo de nummus tardoantiguo
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García Carretero, Juan Ramón ; Martín Ruiz, Juan Antonio ; Carcedo Rozada, Marcelino
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Abordamos en este artíc
ulo la posibilidad de que la ciudad de Malaca hubiera sido
sede de una ceca durante las décadas en las que fue controlada por los bizantinos, y en la que se
habrían acuñado unos pequeños nummi de bronce cuya aparición se concentra en esta zona.
Suelen most
rar en su anverso una efigie masculina a derecha difícilmente reconocible debido a
su deficiente estado de conservación, y en el reverso una estrella que, sin embargo, no cabe
descartar sea una esquematización del crismón cristiano
n this article we deal with the possibility that, during the decades when it was controlled by the Byzantines, the site of Malaca had been the venue of a mint where they could have coined small bronze nummi w hose findings are concentrated in this area. They usually show a hardly recognizable male bust to the right on the obverse due to their poor state of preservation, and a star on the reverse that, however, cannot be ruled out as a schematization of the Chri stogram
n this article we deal with the possibility that, during the decades when it was controlled by the Byzantines, the site of Malaca had been the venue of a mint where they could have coined small bronze nummi w hose findings are concentrated in this area. They usually show a hardly recognizable male bust to the right on the obverse due to their poor state of preservation, and a star on the reverse that, however, cannot be ruled out as a schematization of the Chri stogram
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