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DOI article:Nadvirniak, Oleksandr; Pogorilets, Oleg; Nadvirniak, Oleksandr A.: An assemblage of Antoniniani from the Late Roman site of Pereginka (Balakiri) 2
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AN ASSHMBLAGE OF ANTONINIANI I ROM. .
-Podolia) group, which makes it possible for us to attribute Pereginka (Balakiri) 2
to the Late Roman period.
It should also be noted that Pereginka (Balakiri) 2, topographically adjacent
to the zonę of the Southern Bug headwaters, lies in a region distinguished
by an unusually high freąuency of artefacts mainly attributable to the Chemyakhiv
culture but also considered one of the main areas of its origin.25 It is here that
we find a high concentration of sites with artefacts proving that they belonged
to the early stage of the Chemyakhiv culture: Ruzhichanka,26 Chemeliv-Russkyi,27
Berezhanka,28 Lepesovka,29 Luka-Vmblevitskaya,30 and others.
Whether we consider the chronology of the early stage of the Chemyakhiy
culture - the so called “Ruzhichanka phase” - along the lines proposed by
Ye. Gorokhovskiy,31 that is, in AD 230-270 - or whether we consider the first
stage following I. Bazhan and O. Gey,32 which stage is generally synchronous
with the Cl stage of the European chronological system, that is, AD 220-260,
the antoninian assemblage from Pereginka (Balakiri) 2 might represent one of
its chronological markers.
CATALOGUE
a. Gordian III (AD 238-244)
1. Romę AD 238-239
Inv. No. DIKZ “Mezhybizh,” Nm 1219; wt: 3.28 g; dia.: 22 mm x 22.6 mm
Obverse: IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANVS AVG, radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of
Gordian III right
Reverse: IOVI CONCERVATORI, Jupiter standing left, holding thunderbolt and vertical
sceptre; at his feet the smali figurę of the Emperor standing left
Condition: fine
RIC: 2; RSC: 105
2. Romę AD 238
Inv. No. DIKZ “Mezhybizh,” Nm 1228; wt: 2.33 g; dia.: 22.6 mm * 20.7 mm
Obverse: IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANVS AVG, radiate, draped bust of Gordian III right
Reverse: PROVIDENTIA AVG, Providentia standing left with sceptre and globe
Condition: fine
RIC: 4; RSC: 302
25 VINOKUR 1970a: 31; IDEM 2000: 9.
26 IDEM 1970b: 114; IDEM 1979: 131; GOROKHOVSKIY 1988: 45; GOPKALO 2012a: 330.
27 GOROKHOVSKIY 1987: 62; GOPKALO and TYLISHCHAK 2010: 79.
28 VINOKUR 1988: 19.
29 TIKHANOVA 1970: 92.
30 SYMONOVICH 1955: 28.
31 GOROKHOVSKIY 1988: 42.
32 BAZHAN and GEY 1992: 153-154.
-Podolia) group, which makes it possible for us to attribute Pereginka (Balakiri) 2
to the Late Roman period.
It should also be noted that Pereginka (Balakiri) 2, topographically adjacent
to the zonę of the Southern Bug headwaters, lies in a region distinguished
by an unusually high freąuency of artefacts mainly attributable to the Chemyakhiv
culture but also considered one of the main areas of its origin.25 It is here that
we find a high concentration of sites with artefacts proving that they belonged
to the early stage of the Chemyakhiv culture: Ruzhichanka,26 Chemeliv-Russkyi,27
Berezhanka,28 Lepesovka,29 Luka-Vmblevitskaya,30 and others.
Whether we consider the chronology of the early stage of the Chemyakhiy
culture - the so called “Ruzhichanka phase” - along the lines proposed by
Ye. Gorokhovskiy,31 that is, in AD 230-270 - or whether we consider the first
stage following I. Bazhan and O. Gey,32 which stage is generally synchronous
with the Cl stage of the European chronological system, that is, AD 220-260,
the antoninian assemblage from Pereginka (Balakiri) 2 might represent one of
its chronological markers.
CATALOGUE
a. Gordian III (AD 238-244)
1. Romę AD 238-239
Inv. No. DIKZ “Mezhybizh,” Nm 1219; wt: 3.28 g; dia.: 22 mm x 22.6 mm
Obverse: IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANVS AVG, radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of
Gordian III right
Reverse: IOVI CONCERVATORI, Jupiter standing left, holding thunderbolt and vertical
sceptre; at his feet the smali figurę of the Emperor standing left
Condition: fine
RIC: 2; RSC: 105
2. Romę AD 238
Inv. No. DIKZ “Mezhybizh,” Nm 1228; wt: 2.33 g; dia.: 22.6 mm * 20.7 mm
Obverse: IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANVS AVG, radiate, draped bust of Gordian III right
Reverse: PROVIDENTIA AVG, Providentia standing left with sceptre and globe
Condition: fine
RIC: 4; RSC: 302
25 VINOKUR 1970a: 31; IDEM 2000: 9.
26 IDEM 1970b: 114; IDEM 1979: 131; GOROKHOVSKIY 1988: 45; GOPKALO 2012a: 330.
27 GOROKHOVSKIY 1987: 62; GOPKALO and TYLISHCHAK 2010: 79.
28 VINOKUR 1988: 19.
29 TIKHANOVA 1970: 92.
30 SYMONOVICH 1955: 28.
31 GOROKHOVSKIY 1988: 42.
32 BAZHAN and GEY 1992: 153-154.