Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography : Iabadius, Zymethus

This book offers an expansive exploration of ancient civilizations through their most enduring legacy coins. With contributions from a distinguished group of scholars hailing from prestigious institutions, it delves into the rich histories and cultures that thrived in the Mediterranean world and beyond. The meticulous study presents an array of illustrations, including coins from Iaeta to Macedonia and plans of ancient cities like Pompeii, providing a tangible connection to the past. The thematic depth is evident as it not only catalogues these artifacts but also interprets them in the context of their times, offering insights into trade, economy, art, and politics. This scholarly work transcends mere numismatics it encapsulates the essence of civilizations by examining how each culture imprinted its identity on these small but significant pieces of metal. By including detailed maps and plans, the book further enhances our understanding of ancient urban landscapes and their development over time. This comprehensive guide serves as a testament to human ingenuity and the enduring value of studying antiquity through material culture. For enthusiasts of history, archaeology, or coin collecting, this book provides an invaluable resource that connects the reader with the distant past in a profound and meaningful way.

This book offers an expansive exploration of ancient civilizations through their most enduring legacy coins. With contributions from a distinguished group of scholars hailing from prestigious institutions, it delves into the rich histories and cultures that thrived in the Mediterranean world and beyond. The meticulous study presents an array of illustrations, including coins from Iaeta to Macedonia and plans of ancient cities like Pompeii, providing a tangible connection to the past. The thematic depth is evident as it not only catalogues these artifacts but also interprets them in the context of their times, offering insights into trade, economy, art, and politics. This scholarly work transcends mere numismatics it encapsulates the essence of civilizations by examining how each culture imprinted its identity on these small but significant pieces of metal. By including detailed maps and plans, the book further enhances our understanding of ancient urban landscapes and their development over time. This comprehensive guide serves as a testament to human ingenuity and the enduring value of studying antiquity through material culture. For enthusiasts of history, archaeology, or coin collecting, this book provides an invaluable resource that connects the reader with the distant past in a profound and meaningful way.