Object card·SAL_0351·1965

Byzantine bronze coins (half-follis and follis), Campanopetra

Byzantine bronze coins (half-follis and follis), Campanopetra
Object card: 1965. Mission archéologique française de Kition-Salamine (MOM, Lyon), Nakala, SAL_0351. "Byzantine bronze coins (half-follis and follis), Campanopetra". CC BY 4.0. Resized.

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English, translated from the French record

Byzantine bronze coins, Campanopetra sector, Salamis, Cyprus: a half-follis and a follis, inventory M_0118, with photographs in slides C_0053 and negatives 00239_03, 00239_04, 27030_05 and 27030_06. Dates given: 641-668, 666-668, 612-618 and 629-641; plates PL_38, PL_25 and PL_32; weights 1,11 g, 1,86 g and 8,27 g; diameters 21 mm, 18 mm, 15 mm and 31 mm; the coins could not be fitted together. Bronze. Square K IV/γ8-9; M 21-20; β9. Inventory 1965-10-06; 6 October 1965.

French, as on the record

6 h. // 21 mm forme : Demi-follis carre : K IV/γ8-9 carre : M 21-20 1,11 g 1,86 g 12 h. // 18 mm 2 h. // 15 mm 8,27 g carre : β9 diapositives : C_0053 epoque : 641-668 epoque : 666-668 inv objet : M_0118 negatif : 00239_03 negatif : 00239_04 negatif : 27030_06 negatif : 27030_05 pub : SAL_PUB_139890_XVI_CAT_16_0640_p_0069 pub : SAL_PUB_139890_XVI_CAT_16_0911_p_0088 pub : SAL_PUB_139890_XVI_CAT_16_0951_p_0091 pub : SAL_PUB_139890_XVI_CAT_16_0425_p_0058 chantier : Campanopétra forme : Follis objet : Monnaies byzantines ajustement impossible. caracterique : Bronze epoque : 612-618 Monnaie 31 mm num planche : PL_38 num planche : PL_25 forme : Follis epoque : 629-641 num planche : PL_32 2,67 g

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