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  • Contexts and the contextualization of coin finds : proceedings of the Sixth International Colloquium of the Swiss Group for the Study of Coin Finds, (Geneva, March 5th-7th 2010) = Contextes et contextualisation de trouvailles monétaires : actes du sixème colloque international du Groupe suisse pour l'étude des trouvailles monétaires, (Genève, 5-7 mars 2010) = Kontext und Kontextualisierung von Fundmünzen : Sitzungsbericht des sechsten internationalen Kolloquiums der Schweizerischen Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Fundmünzen (Genf, 5.-7. März 2010)
    Swiss Group for the Study of Coin Finds. International Colloquium (6 ; 2010 ; Ženeva)
    Quatrième de couverture : The study of coin finds differs from traditional numismatic research on coins and coin series per se, in that they are seen in the wider context of archaeology and ... site-finds generally. Nonetheless, numismatists have often approached excavation coins without taking into account other archaeological objects from the same excavations, with the single aim of identifying and dating them, which inevitably means the loss -- to both archaeology and numismatics -- of much valuable information. Understanding coins in context can, moreover, throw particular light on a wide range of questions, not only of chronology, but also about monetary function, the society that used them, and its culture and history. The interest of excavation coins, however, is not limited to matters of stratigraphy. There is the larger question of contextualization, that is, the investigation of finds in the environment in which they were used. This can however vary greatly, since what we usually hope to know from the archaeological context is the last act that involved the coin, whether it was deliberately deposited, or simply lost. Earlier acts can sometimes be traced, for example, in the case of hoards, the way in which they were assembled before burial. In many cases, the coins themselves, their state of conservation, the position of the individual pieces within a group of finds, and secondary interventions, such as countermarking or intentional cutting, can help elucidate a sequence of uses.While, therefore, a purely numismatic approach can give some complementary information, only the archaeological and historical context can hope to show the reasons behind deliberate deposits and patterns of casual loss, and of circulation in particular areas, often by recourse to socio-economic models that draw on neighbouring sciences.The colloquium aimed to provide a picture of the variety of contexts in which coins are found, as well as the methods that can be used to study and profit from site-finds in a variety of circumstances, and the questions to ask of them. These address: - Establishing frameworks on the basis of special and temporal contexts; - What different types of stratigraphy can tell us; - Circulation areas -- coins as a key to understanding economies; - Degree of monetization, and secondary and tertiary uses of ancient coins; - The role coins play in specific social and economic contexts, including ritual, offerings, and hoarding; - Coins and pottery from stratigraphic contexts in Saint Peter's cathedral in Geneva, studied together
    Vrsta gradiva - zbornik ; neleposlovje za odrasle
    Založništvo in izdelava - Lausanne : Éditions du Zèbre, 2019
    Jezik - francoski, angleški, nemški, italijanski
    ISBN - 978-2-940557-03-5; 2-94-055703-9
    COBISS.SI-ID - 98347267

Signatura – lokacija, inventarna št. ... Status izvoda Rezervacija
N XVIII 0000000875/0000000008 N XVIII 875/8 prosto - za čitalnico
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