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that clearly owe key elements of their style and dynastic succession to rules that were established in ancient England, Great Britain and the UK since 1399 A short side-trip to a modern monarchy and we will return to ancient The portrait of George IIII particularly reminiscent of ancient Roman portraits.

-Polybius, 16.29.3-14 Ancient Aegean Sea area. CC by-SA 4.0 . Invasion at Abydos - 5th Century BC Persian King Xerxes, in 480 BC, built a pontoon bridge near Abydos on top

Deliverately placed in the pit outside of the pot and within the limestone packing material were 10 earlier The Find:  While the main pot contained ~3,099 coins, a separate group of exactly 10 coins was found The Coins:  These 10 coins were all "radiates" (a slightly older denomination), dating from AD 260–293

This next coin is often described as a "persecution issue" as it promoted in Antioch the ancient gods Constantine I the Great (307/10-337), Follis (3.65g, 22mm), Heraclea, struck 313-314 Obv: IMP C FL VAL Ref: RIC VI Heraclea 75 Constantine I the Great (307/10-337), Follis (4.27g, 22mm), Heraclea, struck

Seuthes reached some level of truce or agreement with Lysimachos that allowed him to rule for the next 10 Museum Notes (American Numismatic Society) , 32 , 1–10.

his expedition across the Taurus about two years before the time I am speak of. " - Polybius, 48.1-10 imposing and formidable of all the kings and potentates on this side of the Taurus." - Polybius, 48.1-10 Section 48.1-10. Justinus. (1853). Epitome of Pompeius Trogus' Philippic Histories, ( Rev.

their shields the letter X, with a perpendicular line drawn through it and turned round thus at the top iota is the smallest letter in the Greek alphabet (See " A Way with Words " podcast starting at 24:10

shows that she at least played a more important role in the imperial messaging than is recognized by ancient A Map Three Ancient References A location given by Ptolemy (c. 100 – c. 170 AD) Geography 5.2.25 "Tiberioupolis

HGC 10, 73 Note: Old cabinet tone and Good Very fine From the collection of a Mentor For comparison, MFA Boston has one of these coins with same year/magistrate Bee All That You Can Bee: Honeybees on Ancient

Image of Ancient Cilicia, Public Domain Map from Blogspot.Com An AR Stater Cilicia, Mallos, Tiribazos Sold to benefit the Collier Prize in Ancient Numismatics offered by the American Numismatic Society.

Several ancient references to “Artemis Phosphoros” are listed on Theoi. This strait was the Hellespontes to the ancient Greeks. This is part of the appeal of an ancient coin - it is physical evidence unedited by years of retlling A small non-academic publication of hers sits on my desk: Bulletin 229: "Numismatics, an ancient science

the Department of History and Archaeology of the University of Patras, with scientific interests in Ancient