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DOI Artikel:Myzgin, Kyrylo; Stepanenko, Stepan; Sytyi, Yuri: Discovery of a Panticapaeum Coin at the Shestovytsya Early Medieval Settlement
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.57341#0199
Tom XIV
Kraków 2019
NOTAE NUMISMATICAE
ZAPISKI NUMIZMATYCZNE
Kyrylo Myzgin
Institute of Hi story, University of Warsaw
Stepan Stepanenko
Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, Paris Sciences et Lettres
Yuri Sytyi
T.H. Shevchenko National University “Chernihiv Collegium”
Discovery of a Panticapaeum Coin
at the Shestovytsya Early Medieval Settlement
.1.97
ABSTRACT: The appearance of Iron Age coins in later archaeological contexts is
not a unique occurrence. In Eastern Europe these are often Roman coins, with ancient
Greek coin finds also being reported, albeit in unverified sources. Of particular rarity
are finds of Bosporan Kingdom coins in the forest and forest-steppe zones of Eastern
Europe. This article present a Panticapaeum copper coin found within a possibly
early medieval context of the Shestovytsya settlement, Chernihiv region, Ukraine.
It discusses the distribution of Panticapaeum coins and others from the Northern Black
Sea Greek cities in Eastern Europe. The article goes on to present other finds from
Shestovytsya that have been found outside of their expected context. The authors
suggest two theories concerning the possible means of the deposition of the coin:
in the Iron Age, during the Milograd culture stage of the Shestovytsya settlement,
or in the Middle Ages, as a souvenir from either Rus trade or military missions.
KEY WORDS: Bosporan coin, Shestovytsya, Rus, Milograd Culture,
Panticapaeum
ABSTRAKT: Znalezisko monety pantikapejskiej z wczesnośredniowiecznej
osady Szestowica
Występowanie monet z epoki żelaza w późniejszych kcBtekstaÄ archeolo-
gicznych nie jest zjawiskiem wyjątkowym. W Europie Wschodniej są to przede
Kraków 2019
NOTAE NUMISMATICAE
ZAPISKI NUMIZMATYCZNE
Kyrylo Myzgin
Institute of Hi story, University of Warsaw
Stepan Stepanenko
Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, Paris Sciences et Lettres
Yuri Sytyi
T.H. Shevchenko National University “Chernihiv Collegium”
Discovery of a Panticapaeum Coin
at the Shestovytsya Early Medieval Settlement
.1.97
ABSTRACT: The appearance of Iron Age coins in later archaeological contexts is
not a unique occurrence. In Eastern Europe these are often Roman coins, with ancient
Greek coin finds also being reported, albeit in unverified sources. Of particular rarity
are finds of Bosporan Kingdom coins in the forest and forest-steppe zones of Eastern
Europe. This article present a Panticapaeum copper coin found within a possibly
early medieval context of the Shestovytsya settlement, Chernihiv region, Ukraine.
It discusses the distribution of Panticapaeum coins and others from the Northern Black
Sea Greek cities in Eastern Europe. The article goes on to present other finds from
Shestovytsya that have been found outside of their expected context. The authors
suggest two theories concerning the possible means of the deposition of the coin:
in the Iron Age, during the Milograd culture stage of the Shestovytsya settlement,
or in the Middle Ages, as a souvenir from either Rus trade or military missions.
KEY WORDS: Bosporan coin, Shestovytsya, Rus, Milograd Culture,
Panticapaeum
ABSTRAKT: Znalezisko monety pantikapejskiej z wczesnośredniowiecznej
osady Szestowica
Występowanie monet z epoki żelaza w późniejszych kcBtekstaÄ archeolo-
gicznych nie jest zjawiskiem wyjątkowym. W Europie Wschodniej są to przede