L'Hellénisme primitif de la Macédoine prouvé par la numismatique et la langue
Primitive Hellenism in Macedonia Proved by Numismatics and Language
Chronological coverage: c. 700 BC – 323 BC
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Svoronos uses Macedonian coins, names, symbols, and linguistic evidence to argue for the early Hellenic character of Macedonia. The work is useful for the historiography of Macedonian numismatics, for references to archaic and tribal coinages, and for understanding how coin evidence entered early twentieth-century debates about ethnicity and national history. Researchers should separate its specimen observations and bibliographic references from the polemical historical framework in which they are presented.
Separate the numismatic observations from the work’s nationalist and polemical conclusions, and check every date, ethnic attribution, legend reading, and historical inference against current archaeological, linguistic, and numismatic research.
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Ioannis N. Svoronos (1919) Primitive Hellenism in Macedonia Proved by Numismatics and Language. L'Hellénisme primitif de la Macédoine prouvé par la numismatique et la langue. Numophylacium Graecum, https://numophylacium.com/works/svoronos-hellenisme-macedoine/
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