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CLOSERoman Provincial Coinage – RPC Project
Sophia Kremydi
Contribution to the international project “Roman Provincial Coinage,” jointly implemented by the Bibliothèque nationale de France in Paris, the British Museum in London, and the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. This is a long-term undertaking, published in two formats—ten printed volumes in total and a digital edition—with the aim of creating a comprehensive reference work on the coinage of provincial cities during the Imperial period. Participation in Volume V.2, which concerns the coinage of the early Severan emperors (193–218 AD) in the Balkans, specifically for the region of the Peloponnese.
- S. Kremydi, J. Ward, “The Severan issues of the Peloponnese: Minting authorities and dating” in L. Bricault et al. (éds), Rome et les provinces. Monnayage et histoire. Melanges offerts à Michel Amandry (Bordeaux 2017) 303-313.
- S. Kremydi, M. Amandry, “Le monnayage d’époque sévérienne frappé à Aigosthènes en Mégaride”, in U. Wartenberg, M. Amandry (eds.), ΚΑΙΡΟΣ, Contributions to Numismatics in honor of Basil Demetriadi (New York 2015) 97-106.
Main page image: Map: Peloponnesian cities minting bronze coins during the late Hellenistic and the imperial period - Top right: Bronze coins of Megalopolis under Caracalla, Bibliothèque nationale, Paris 3634 - Bottom right: Bronze coin of Hermione under Septimius Severus. Ex BCD collection. RPC V. 1, 105 (temporary number)