Clive Stannard
Honorary Visiting Fellow
School of Archaeology and Ancient History
Clive Stannard
Honorary Visiting Fellow
School of Archaeology and Ancient History
My current research interests include:
• The imitative coinages of Pompeii in the 1st c. BC, and imitative coinages
in central Italy in Hellenistic times generally.
• The ‘Italo-Baetican assemblage’, an as-yet-unpublished group of bronze and lead coinages from central Italy and from Baetica in the 2nd and early 1st centuries BC, which share a unique iconography.
• Foreign coins from central Italy in late Hellenistic times.
• The identification of ‘currency areas’ and coin circulation in the Western Mediterranean in late Hellenistic times.
• Technologies of die and coin manufacture.
• Techniques of weight-adjustment in ancient coinages, and the implications
for metrology.
• The crisis in small change that developed in central Italy in the middle of the 2nd c. BC, and lasted to the time of Augustus.
Greek and Roman Numismatics
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