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This page provides a simple browsing interface for finding entities described by a property and a named value. Other available search interfaces include the page property search, and the ask query builder.
List of results
- AC 136 - Maroneia, silver, staters (411/0-398/7 BCE) +
- AC 220 - Phocaea, electrum, quarter hecte, 625/600-522 BC +
- Alexandria (Ptolemy II), gold, trichrysa (274-272 BCE) +
- Athens, silver, decadrachms (467-465 BCE-) Fischer-Bossert +
- Cabyle? (Skostokos, types of Lysimachus), silver, tetradrachms (273-272 BCE) Dimitrov +
- Damascus (Demetrius II), silver, tetradrachms (128-125 BCE) +
- H 20 - Vibo Valentia, bronze, sextans (192-189 BCE) +
- H 164 - Athens, silver, hemidrachms (135-100 BCE) +
- H 286 - Antioch (Antiochus IV), silver, tetradrachms (173-168 BCE) +
- H 329l - Carthage, gold, 350-320 BC +
- H 329m - Carthage, gold, 350-320 BC +
- Ptolemais-Ake (Cleopatra thea and Antiochus VIII), silver, tetradrachms (124-121 BCE) +
- Ptolemais-Ake (Tryphon), silver, tetradrachms (142-138 BCE) +
- Ptolemais-Ake? (Ptolemy II), silver, tetradrachms (256-246 BCE) +
- Rhodes, silver, drachms (360-340 BCE) +
- RQEM ad. 465 - Termessus Major (Pisidia), bronze, middle 2nd-beginning 3rd century +
- RQEM ad. 663 - Alexandria, gold, mnaieion, 204-81 BC +
- S 240 - Aetolia (uncertain mint) (Aetolian League), bronze, chalkoi (300-239 BCE) +
- S 854 - Bactria (uncertain mint) (Diodotus II), silver, tetradrachms (235-220 BCE) Bordeaux +
- S 940 - Chalcis sub Libano (Cleopatra VII and Antony), bronze (32-31 BCE) +
- S 966 - Chersonesos, bronze, chalkous +
- S 1343 - Thessalonica, bronze, 80-50 BC +
- S 1480 - Rome, gold, aurei (RRC 28/1 - 118-116 BCE) +
- S 1702 - Amphipolis (Alexander the Great), silver, drachms (Zeus) (332-310 BCE) +
- S 1797 - Celenderis, silver, double sigloi (410-375 BCE) +
- S 2064 - Alexandria (Ptolemy II), gold, mnaieia (261-245 BCE) +
- Tralles, silver, quarter cistophori (105-60 BCE) Carbone +
- Velia, silver, didrachms (290-280/75 BCE) +
- Velia, silver, didrachms (365-340 BCE) +
