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DOI article:Sidarovich, Vital̕: The finds of Greek and Roman provincial coins in Belarus
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THE F!NDS OF GREEK AND ROMAN...
Obv.: laureate and cuirassed bust of emperor right; [A] KA AOM AYPHA1ANOC CE[B]
Rev.: eagle between two banners, with outstretched wings, holding wreath in beak; star in upper
left field; AA at top
Weight: 9.45 g; diameter: ?
Bib.: V.V. Kropotkin, "Kłady rimskih monet na territorii SSSR," 5*w<7 ć7rł/?<?o/og/<r/?e^/'A/7 A-
G4-4, Moskva 1961, no. 1378; RYABTSEV1CH, "Nakhodki antichnykh monet...,"
no. 5; ANDRZEJOWSK1, et al., "Zabytki z okresu wpływów rzymskich...," p. 30
20. Turets (Karelichy raion, Hrodna voblasts'). Hoard of 21 bilion tetradrachms from the years
AD 278-295, struck in Alexandria under the reigns of Probus, Carus, Numerian, Diocletian,
Maximian Herculius, and Galerius. Collection: the National Historical Museum of the Republic
of Belarus (18 coins); three coins from this deposit are in a private collection
Bibh: V. S1DAR0V1CH, "A hoard of Alexandrian Tetradrachms from the Last Quarter of the
3^ Century AD Found in the Efpper Neman Region," Aotae W/wAwotlcae - ZopAłz AMwzz/wo-
/TczneVIII, 2013, pp. 173-184
COINS OF UNCERTAIN ATTRIBUTION
21. Staryia Sharabai (Ellybokaye raion, Vitebsk voblasts'). A Roman provincial mint, AE. Part
of a collective And of eight Roman bronze coins that also included: 1) Sestertius, Commo-
dus, Romę, AD 189-191? (RIC 550?); 2) Sestertius, Commodus, Romę, AD 183? (RIC 375?);
3) Dupondius (?), Commodus (?); 4) Sestertius, Severus Alexander, Romę, AD 228 (RIC 625);
5) Sestertius, Severus Alexander, Romę, AD 228 (RIC 476); 6) Dupondius, Severus Alexander
(?), Gordianus 111 (?); 7) Sestertius, Otacilla Severa, Romę, AD 244-249 (RIC 198a). The piece
is in poor condition. Attribution to provincial coinage on the basis of characteristic thickness in
the central part of the coin. Collection: private
22. Shchadryn - Stsyapy (Zhlobin raion, Home! voblasts'). Septimius Severus (193-211),
a Roman Provincial mint, AE. Found between the two villages. Collection: private
Weight: 10.41 g; diameter: 25.3 mm
23. Praletarski (Vietka raion, Homel voblasts'). Gordian 111 (238-244) or Philip 11 (244-249),
a Roman provincial mint, AE. Found at a Kyiv Culture (?) settlement. Part of a collective find
that also included a pentassarion of Gordian 111 struck in Dionisopolis (Cat. 13) and one morę
coin from a provincial mint (Cat. 24). Collection: private
Obv.: portrait of the Emperor
Rev.: head of Sarapis
Similar reverse type known from the coinage of Dionisopolis, Markianopolis, and some other
cities.
Weight: ?; diameter: ?
24. Praletarski (Vietka raion, Homel voblasts'). A Roman provincial mint, AE.
Found at a Kyiv Culture (?) settlement. Part of a co!lective find that also included a pentas-
sarion of Gordian 111 struck in Dionisopolis (Cat. 13) and one morę coin from a provincal mint
(Cat. 23). Collection: the Museum of the Historical Faculty of the Belarusian State University
Rev.: goddess standing left
Weight: 6.91 g; diameter: 25.0 mm
Obv.: laureate and cuirassed bust of emperor right; [A] KA AOM AYPHA1ANOC CE[B]
Rev.: eagle between two banners, with outstretched wings, holding wreath in beak; star in upper
left field; AA at top
Weight: 9.45 g; diameter: ?
Bib.: V.V. Kropotkin, "Kłady rimskih monet na territorii SSSR," 5*w<7 ć7rł/?<?o/og/<r/?e^/'A/7 A-
G4-4, Moskva 1961, no. 1378; RYABTSEV1CH, "Nakhodki antichnykh monet...,"
no. 5; ANDRZEJOWSK1, et al., "Zabytki z okresu wpływów rzymskich...," p. 30
20. Turets (Karelichy raion, Hrodna voblasts'). Hoard of 21 bilion tetradrachms from the years
AD 278-295, struck in Alexandria under the reigns of Probus, Carus, Numerian, Diocletian,
Maximian Herculius, and Galerius. Collection: the National Historical Museum of the Republic
of Belarus (18 coins); three coins from this deposit are in a private collection
Bibh: V. S1DAR0V1CH, "A hoard of Alexandrian Tetradrachms from the Last Quarter of the
3^ Century AD Found in the Efpper Neman Region," Aotae W/wAwotlcae - ZopAłz AMwzz/wo-
/TczneVIII, 2013, pp. 173-184
COINS OF UNCERTAIN ATTRIBUTION
21. Staryia Sharabai (Ellybokaye raion, Vitebsk voblasts'). A Roman provincial mint, AE. Part
of a collective And of eight Roman bronze coins that also included: 1) Sestertius, Commo-
dus, Romę, AD 189-191? (RIC 550?); 2) Sestertius, Commodus, Romę, AD 183? (RIC 375?);
3) Dupondius (?), Commodus (?); 4) Sestertius, Severus Alexander, Romę, AD 228 (RIC 625);
5) Sestertius, Severus Alexander, Romę, AD 228 (RIC 476); 6) Dupondius, Severus Alexander
(?), Gordianus 111 (?); 7) Sestertius, Otacilla Severa, Romę, AD 244-249 (RIC 198a). The piece
is in poor condition. Attribution to provincial coinage on the basis of characteristic thickness in
the central part of the coin. Collection: private
22. Shchadryn - Stsyapy (Zhlobin raion, Home! voblasts'). Septimius Severus (193-211),
a Roman Provincial mint, AE. Found between the two villages. Collection: private
Weight: 10.41 g; diameter: 25.3 mm
23. Praletarski (Vietka raion, Homel voblasts'). Gordian 111 (238-244) or Philip 11 (244-249),
a Roman provincial mint, AE. Found at a Kyiv Culture (?) settlement. Part of a collective find
that also included a pentassarion of Gordian 111 struck in Dionisopolis (Cat. 13) and one morę
coin from a provincial mint (Cat. 24). Collection: private
Obv.: portrait of the Emperor
Rev.: head of Sarapis
Similar reverse type known from the coinage of Dionisopolis, Markianopolis, and some other
cities.
Weight: ?; diameter: ?
24. Praletarski (Vietka raion, Homel voblasts'). A Roman provincial mint, AE.
Found at a Kyiv Culture (?) settlement. Part of a co!lective find that also included a pentas-
sarion of Gordian 111 struck in Dionisopolis (Cat. 13) and one morę coin from a provincal mint
(Cat. 23). Collection: the Museum of the Historical Faculty of the Belarusian State University
Rev.: goddess standing left
Weight: 6.91 g; diameter: 25.0 mm