Estudio sobre la metrología de la ceca romana de Augusta Emerita
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aespa.2006.v79.3Keywords:
Lusitanian, Emerita, monetary reform, Metalografic, Pax Iulia, Ebora, Patricia, TraductaAbstract
Metrology analysis of the Roman currency in Augusta Emerita has allowed to distinguish two different metrological patterns. The former is a Roman imperial; the latter is a Hispanic one, this being used until the end of the Augustan reign. From B.C. 2 on, and throughout the Tiberian reign, coinage is only carried out following the imperial pattern. This happens at a time of high coinage production in Augusta Emerita, which might probably explain the city’s urban development and embellishment heyday.
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