Unlock ancient Greek coin-types and emblems at a glance.
This edition compiles extensive classifications for immediate identification, focusing on religion, altars, attributes of deities, and sacrificial imagery. It’s a practical reference for researchers, collectors, and students seeking clear, structured guidance.
This volume presents a broad survey of Greek coin-types across regions and eras, with emphasis on symbolic motifs such as tridents, labryses, dolphins, and garlanded altars. Expect cross-referenced plates and notes that help you recognize and compare types, from monumental altars to divine busts, across many cities and kingdoms.
- Systematic organization that speeds recognition of coin-types and symbols
- Illustrated examples showing altars, deities, and sacrificial imagery
- Cross-references to related plates and catalog entries for deeper study
- Contextual notes linking motifs to ancient regions and rulers
Ideal for readers of numismatics who want a solid, ready-reference to Greek coin-types, religious imagery, and maker marks, all in one compact volume.