La moneda romana imperial y su circulación en Hispania
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aespa.2002.v75.135Keywords:
Circulation, coin, Empire, Roman HispaniaAbstract
This paper deals with coins in circulation in Roman Spain during the Imperial Period (I-IV cent. AD). New archaeological data and hoards indicate that coins survived and remained in use much longer than the periods into which they are traditionally grouped according to the date of minting. During this period the coins used in ancient Spain proceeded entirely from abroad reflecting the vicissitudes of Roman state production, with some notable provincial and urban characteristics.
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