Greek Monetary History Flashcards

1
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Croesus’ Reign, thus period in which bimetallism was established.

A

c.560-46 BC

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2
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darics and zigloi start to be minted

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c.510 BC

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3
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Period in which coin was invented in the Greek World

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650-25 BC

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4
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Start of Greek minting at Aegina (‘first’ Greek mint)

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c.555/550 BC

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5
Q

Start of Wappenmunzen

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c.550 BC

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6
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Start of Gorgoneia coins at Athens

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c.525 BC

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7
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Start of unwreathed owls

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c.515 BC

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8
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Blacksmith’s Owls (low quality, result of ‘frenzied’ minting)

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c.480 BC

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9
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Start of minting at Corinth

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c.530 BC

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10
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Start of minting in South Italy

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c.530 BC

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11
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Period of most notable spread of coinage in Greece.

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550-500 BC

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12
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Period Athens depended on emergency bronze and gold coins due to Peloponnesian conflict

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407-04 BC

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13
Q

Approximate date of Thorikos Hoard

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Early 3rd century BC

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14
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date of Colophon Hoard

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c.500 BC

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15
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Battle of Eurymedon, acquisition of much booty fromPersians

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466 BC

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16
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Start of Athens’ minting AFTER persian war / ‘Wreathed’ Owls

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c.478 BC

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17
Q

New temporary minting of Athenian decadrachms

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460s

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18
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End of Athenian decadrachms

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c.460

19
Q

Start of Standardized/Conventionalized silver coinage of Athens and ‘immobilized designs’

A

450s

20
Q

End of Standardized/Conventionalized silver coinage of Athens

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c.405 BC

21
Q

Period of Athenian ‘immobilized designs’

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450s - 295 BC

22
Q

Period of allied states’ mints closing under Athenian influence

A

c.500-445 BC

23
Q

3 Possible dates for Athenian Decree on Coinage, Weights, and Measures

A

450 / mid-420s / 414 BC

24
Q

By when had Macedonia had numerous silver mints w some electrum

A

c.500 BC

25
Q

Time around when ALEXANDROU (for Alexander I) legend appeared on Macedonian coins

A

470s BC

26
Q

Period of minting of debased staters by Macedonian mints

A

late 5th - 4th cent

27
Q

Reign of Philip II

A

359-336

28
Q

Victory of Philip’s horses at Olympic Games

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356 BC

29
Q

Victory of Philip’s racing chariot at Olympic Games

A

352/1

30
Q

Start of early phase of Philip’s tetradrachms

A

post-356 BC

31
Q

2 dates of start of Philip’s gold coins

A

c.352 / c.345 BC

32
Q

2 dates for start of AtG’s silver and gold coins

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336/5 / post-333 BC

33
Q

Battle of Issus (defeat of Darius III) for AtG

A

333 BC

34
Q

approximate ‘eagle tetradrachm’ minting period

A

early in AtG’s reign

35
Q

Minting of Poros Medallion

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c.326 BC

36
Q

Demanhur Hoard (signif: shows circ after AtG died) buried

A

c.318/7 BC

37
Q

First appearance of ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ on coins of AtG

A

c.329 BC

38
Q

start of small change minting in sicily (specif. Acragas)

A

c.450 BC

39
Q

since when had eas rude been minted in S Italy

A

12th cent BC

40
Q

since when had eas signatum (stamped bronze) been minted in S Italy

A

6th cent BC

41
Q

When did Sybaris (later Thurium)start minting coins?

A

c.446 BC

42
Q

When was Sybaris renamed to Thurium?

A

443 BC

43
Q

In what century were bronze coins first minted in Black Sea region (specif. Olbia)?

A

5th cent BC