Graecia capta?: Rome et les monnayages du monde egeen (IIe-Ier s. av. J.-C.)
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The purpose of the "Aegeum" series is to shed light on the Roman conquest of the Greek East from an economic viewpoint. The first volume of the series, edited by Richard Ashton and Nathan Badoud, is the result of collaborative? research into the coinages of the 2nd and 1st centuries B.C. Its ten contributions allow us to uncover how the Romans gained control over the economic resources of the Greek cities, and to follow the gradual emergence of the denarius as the dominant silver coinage of the Aegean region. More generally, they advance our understanding of how the ancient economy functioned, and mark an important methodological advance in the analysis of the coinages of the Hellenistic period.
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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -La série «Aegeum» se donne pour but d'éclairer la conquête romaine de l'Orient grec sous l'angle économique. Édité par Richard Ashton et Nathan Badoud, le premier volume de cette série forme l'aboutissement de recherches collectives sur les monnaies des iie et ier s. av. J.-C. Les dix contributions qu'il réunit permettent de découvrir la manière dont les Romains se sont emparés des ressources des cités grecques et de suivre la progressive émergence du denier comme monnaie unique dans l'espace égéen. Elles font plus généralement progresser notre compréhension du fonctionnement de l'économie antique, et marquent une importante étape méthodologique dans l'analyse des monnayages d'époque hellénistique.The purpose of the 'Aegeum' series is to shed light on the Roman conquest of the Greek East from an economic viewpoint. The first volume of the series, edited by Richard Ashton and Nathan Badoud, is the result of collaborative research into the coinages of the 2nd and 1st centuries B.C. Its ten contributions allow us to uncover how the Romans gained control over the economic resources of the Greek cities, and to follow the gradual emergence of the denarius as the dominant silver coinage of the Aegean region. More generally, they advance our understanding of how the ancient economy functioned, and mark an important methodological advance in the analysis of the coinages of the Hellenistic period. 345 pp. Französisch. Codice articolo 9783796543135
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Gr.-8°, Ppbd. 345 S.; mit 24 Farb- u. 199 s/w-Abb. Neuwertiges Ex. / Fine Copy // La série «Aegeum» se donne pour but d'éclairer la conquête romaine de l'Orient grec sous l'angle économique. Édité par Richard Ashton et Nathan Badoud, le premier volume de cette série forme l'aboutissement de recherches collectives sur les monnaies des iie et ier s. av. J.-C. Les dix contributions qu'il réunit permettent de découvrir la manière dont les Romains se sont emparés des ressources des cités grecques et de suivre la progressive émergence du denier comme monnaie unique dans l'espace égéen. Elles font plus généralement progresser notre compréhension du fonctionnement de l'économie antique, et marquent une importante étape méthodologique dans l'analyse des monnayages d'époque hellénistique. The purpose of the "Aegeum" series is to shed light on the Roman conquest of the Greek East from an economic viewpoint. The first volume of the series, edited by Richard Ashton and Nathan Badoud, is the result of collaborative research into the coinages of the 2nd and 1st centuries B.C. Its ten contributions allow us to uncover how the Romans gained control over the economic resources of the Greek cities, and to follow the gradual emergence of the denarius as the dominant silver coinage of the Aegean region. More generally, they advance our understanding of how the ancient economy functioned, and mark an important methodological advance in the analysis of the coinages of the Hellenistic period. ISBN: 9783796543135 Sprache: Französisch Gewicht in Gramm: 675. Codice articolo 25844
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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - La série «Aegeum» se donne pour but d'éclairer la conquête romaine de l'Orient grec sous l'angle économique. Édité par Richard Ashton et Nathan Badoud, le premier volume de cette série forme l'aboutissement de recherches collectives sur les monnaies des iie et ier s. av. J.-C. Les dix contributions qu'il réunit permettent de découvrir la manière dont les Romains se sont emparés des ressources des cités grecques et de suivre la progressive émergence du denier comme monnaie unique dans l'espace égéen. Elles font plus généralement progresser notre compréhension du fonctionnement de l'économie antique, et marquent une importante étape méthodologique dans l'analyse des monnayages d'époque hellénistique.The purpose of the 'Aegeum' series is to shed light on the Roman conquest of the Greek East from an economic viewpoint. The first volume of the series, edited by Richard Ashton and Nathan Badoud, is the result of collaborative research into the coinages of the 2nd and 1st centuries B.C. Its ten contributions allow us to uncover how the Romans gained control over the economic resources of the Greek cities, and to follow the gradual emergence of the denarius as the dominant silver coinage of the Aegean region. More generally, they advance our understanding of how the ancient economy functioned, and mark an important methodological advance in the analysis of the coinages of the Hellenistic period. Codice articolo 9783796543135
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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -La série «Aegeum» se donne pour but d'éclairer la conquête romaine de l'Orient grec sous l'angle économique. Édité par Richard Ashton et Nathan Badoud, le premier volume de cette série forme l'aboutissement de recherches collectives sur les monnaies des iie et ier s. av. J.-C. Les dix contributions qu'il réunit permettent de découvrir la manière dont les Romains se sont emparés des ressources des cités grecques et de suivre la progressive émergence du denier comme monnaie unique dans l'espace égéen. Elles font plus généralement progresser notre compréhension du fonctionnement de l'économie antique, et marquent une importante étape méthodologique dans l'analyse des monnayages d'époque hellénistique.The purpose of the 'Aegeum' series is to shed light on the Roman conquest of the Greek East from an economic viewpoint. The first volume of the series, edited by Richard Ashton and Nathan Badoud, is the result of collaborative research into the coinages of the 2nd and 1st centuries B.C. Its ten contributions allow us to uncover how the Romans gained control over the economic resources of the Greek cities, and to follow the gradual emergence of the denarius as the dominant silver coinage of the Aegean region. More generally, they advance our understanding of how the ancient economy functioned, and mark an important methodological advance in the analysis of the coinages of the Hellenistic period. 345 pp. Französisch. Codice articolo 9783796543135
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