Oinoanda: A New Greek Mint
Chronological coverage: c. 323 BC – 31 BC
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Hill publishes a coin attributed to Oinoanda and sets the identification against the city’s relationship with Kibyra and the Lycian cities. The note combines the coin’s types and ethnic with geographical and epigraphic evidence, making it useful for tracing an early attribution of this relatively small mint.
This contribution is also contained in The Numismatic Chronicle 1897.
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George F. Hill (1897) Oinoanda: A New Greek Mint. The Numismatic Chronicle and Journal of the Numismatic Society third series, 17, pp. 25-30. Numophylacium Graecum, https://numophylacium.com/works/hill-oinoanda-1897/
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