Publication: Thousands of Tetrarchy folles all over the world: an hypothesis of re-composition
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2019
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EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste
Abstract
The Čentur’s hoard is well known in the numismatic literature as a result of a long series of finds that have been carried out over more than 20 years, all in the same site. Recently, some researchers have hypothesized that the discovery was unique, happened in the same period, but disclosed over the years mainly for reasons related to the geopolitical situation along the border between Italy and Yugoslavia. With the aim of trying to re-establish the missing part, a free-access database was planned to collect all the reliable and verified information. Some preliminary examples of this project suggest promising results.
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Čentur’s hoard, Roman Tetrarchy’s coin hoard, Numismatic and Archaeometry, Numismatic Database
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Bruno Callegher, Andrea Favretto, "Thousands of Tetrarchy folles all over the world: an hypothesis of re-composition", in: Bruno Callegher (Edited by), “Too Big to Study? Troppo grandi da studiare?”, Trieste, EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste, 2019, pp. 217-243