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DOI article:Petac, Emanuel; Vîlcu, Aurel: About the Diobols Hoard of Apollonia Pontica and Mesembria Discovered in 1911 in Constanţa (Ancient Tomis)
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.57341#0056
PLATE 1
Ill. 1. Map of ancient Tomis. © BUZOIANU and BÄRBULESCU 2012, p. 274, Pl. I
Ill. 2. Detail from the map of ancient Tomis, reflecting the area outside the Hellenistic wall
and the location of the Constanta 1911 hoard. Aurel Vilcu using © BUZOIANU and
BÄRBULESCU 2012, p. 274, Pl. I
PLATE 2
Ill. 3. No. 17 Tomis Street (formerly, Carol I Street), where the hoard was found.
Photo: Viorel Petac
PLATE 3
Figs. 1-16. Diobols from Apollonia and Mesembria, from the hoard discovered at Constanta
in 1911 (the numbers of the photographs correspond to the numbers of the coins as per
“CATALOGUE”). Photos: Viorel Petac and Aurel Vilcu
Ill. 1. Map of ancient Tomis. © BUZOIANU and BÄRBULESCU 2012, p. 274, Pl. I
Ill. 2. Detail from the map of ancient Tomis, reflecting the area outside the Hellenistic wall
and the location of the Constanta 1911 hoard. Aurel Vilcu using © BUZOIANU and
BÄRBULESCU 2012, p. 274, Pl. I
PLATE 2
Ill. 3. No. 17 Tomis Street (formerly, Carol I Street), where the hoard was found.
Photo: Viorel Petac
PLATE 3
Figs. 1-16. Diobols from Apollonia and Mesembria, from the hoard discovered at Constanta
in 1911 (the numbers of the photographs correspond to the numbers of the coins as per
“CATALOGUE”). Photos: Viorel Petac and Aurel Vilcu