The Earliest Triobols of Megalopolis
Chronological coverage: c. 480 BC – 31 BC
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Warren challenges a late date for the earliest Zeus-and-Pan triobols of Megalopolis, comparing their reverse details and weight standard with later groups. The argument concerns their possible production before the city joined the Achaean League. Use it to follow the distinction between civic mint attribution, league affiliation, and chronology.
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Jennifer Warren (1969) The Earliest Triobols of Megalopolis. Museum Notes (American Numismatic Society) 15, pp. 31-40. Numophylacium Graecum, https://numophylacium.com/works/warren-megalopolis-triobols-1969/
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