Early Nabataean Coinage until the Monetary System of Malichus I

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David Hendin
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Martin Huth New York, NY, USA

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119–138
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004460713_011

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Dinars and Dirhams

Festschrift in Honor of Michael L. Bates

Series:  Ancient Iran Series, Volume: 11
Cover Dinars and Dirhams
E-Book ISBN:
9789004460713
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
26 Jan 2020
Preliminary Material
Introduction
Michael L. Bates: An Unfinished Biography
Bibliography of Michael L. Bates
Tabula Gratulatoria
Stirring the Pot: Bates’s Approach to Islamic Numismatics
Ancient Iranian Stamp Seals in the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum
To Rule for Eternity: The ’PD Legend on the Silver Drachms of Khosrow II
A Study and Classification of Shah Jahan 235-Type Rupees
Four Consecutive Local Governors of Fārs in the Period AH 70 – 83
An Obodas before Obodas I? The Implications of a New Nabatean Coin Type
Jabal al-Fidda: The Silver Mine and the Mint
Multiple Mithqāls in Monetary Relationships
The Numismatic Evidence of the Umayyads and their Opponents in Kirman (31-84H)
An Almoravid Dinar at Pavlopetri, Laconia: Archaeological Enigma and Historical Context
Pangul and Banji; Zhulad and Fulad: a Note on the Genealogy of the Shanasbids Amirs of Ghur
A New Abbasid Donative Coin
Metrological Contexts for Crusader Imitations of Ayyubid Silver Dirhams
A Tale of Two Cities: Al-‘Abbāsīya and the Rise of the Aghlabid State
The Transition from Byzantine to Islamic Coinage in Antioch and its Implication for the History of Settlement in the City
Statement of Dynastic Affiliation in Early Kushan Coinage: Use and Omission
The Coins and History of Toramāṇa
The Last Arab Bukharkhuda Drachms (early 190s AH/late 800s CE) – Who Issued Them and Where Were They Struck?
Pre-Islamic Coins from Eastern Arabia, Recently Acquired by the American Numismatic Society

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