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        What are the differences, if any, in the ways in which coins, as historical artefacts, are used by
        archaeologists, numismatists, and historians?
        
        How do Archeologists, Historians and Coinpeople use Coins
        
        Less Easy,
        But more Complex, and She likes coins!
        
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        ‘Documentary sources are of use to ancient historians in as far as they illuminate the surviving
        literary sources.’ Discuss.
        
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      - ‘The first law of historiography is not daring to say anything false, and the second is not refraining
        from saying anything true: there should be no suggestion of prejudice for, or bias against, when
        you write.’
        
        To what extent is this representitive of ancient writing?
        
        "For history, don't say anything False, Don't not say anything True, Don't be Bias!
        
        Did this happen tho?
        
        A bit less Easy, but quite Broad
    - - What are the differences between History and Biography in the ancient world?
        
        Easy but not Complex
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      - HIST V ARCH
      - https://www.archaeology.su.se/english/about-us/events/conferences-and-symposia/2.32500/sessions/history-and-archaeology-a-very-long-engagement-1.154945
        
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        intro to coins/ num.s dont care abt precise location (p8)
        
        William E. Metcalf (ed.) (2012) The Oxford Handbook of Greek and Roman Coinage. Oxford.
        
        https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/archaeological-dialogues/article/abs/coinage-at-lattara-using-archaeological-context-to-understand-ancient-coins/C4C31A1362408C07944A210F66C11012
        
        arch coins anthrop
        
        Luley, B. P. (2008) “Coinage at Lattara. Using archaeological context to understand ancient coins,” Archaeological Dialogues. Cambridge University Press, 15(2), pp. 174–195. doi: 10.1017/S1380203808002663.
        
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        https://www.archaeological.org/coins-and-archaeology/#:~:text=When%20coins%20are%20found%20as,are%20relatively%20easy%20to%20date.
        
        When coins are found as part of a scientific excavation, they can make an immense contribution to our understanding of ancient society.
        
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        http://humanities.mq.edu.au/acans/ephesus/chapters/chapter03_2.htm
        
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        Australian Centre for Ancient Numismatic Studies http://humanities.mq.edu.au/acans/ephesus/chapters/chapter03_2.htm
        
        Ephasus coins
        
        Charles Odahl, "Christian Symbols in Military Motifs on Constantine's Coinage," Society for Ancient Numismatics 13 (1982-3) : 64-72
        
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        CHIRO Coin
        
        https://www.world-archaeology.com/features/pompeii-coins-and-pseudo-coins/#:~:text=Over%20the%20centuries%201000s%20of,take%20their%20treasure%20with%20them.
        
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        Barbara Burrell, (2002) The Coinage of Ephasus, Macquarie University, available at: http://humanities.mq.edu.au/acans/ephesus/chapters.htm
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      - Haggrén, G, Helsinki: Archaeology and history: two different views of the Past, Stockholm University
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        Conc
        
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        1500
        
        coins aren't just fo collecting!
        
        1,750
        
        1,300
        
        Define Numismatics
        
        Study the past through coins
        
        the masters
        
        precise locations of coins/hoards not rly important, just general area 3
        
        Difference in Die Ages
        
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        1,250
        
        925
        
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        Define Arch
        
        Study the past through recovery and analysis of material objects
        
        a bit more anthropological
        
        Archaeology challenges results of historical research 2
        
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        much more focused area, who used these coins?
        
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        houses and coins
        
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        550
        
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      - Define Hist
        
        study the past as its been recorded
        
        Pliny
        
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        More interested in how coins can date major events
        
        EXAMPLE
        
        Portraits (art)
        
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      - Hist/Arch/Num?
        
        important to all 3!
        
        coins are "smoking guns" 1
        
        Can provide us with a spectrum/scale of info