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Michael Nick
Swiss Inventory of Coin Finds, Swiss Inventory of Coin Finds, Faculty Member
- Celtic and Roman Coinage, Coinage of Celts, Archaeology, Protohistory, Iron Age (Archaeology), European Protohistory, and 15 moreRoman Provincial Coinage, Roman Provincial Archaeology, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Celtic Archaeology, Roman Republican Coinage, Celtic Coinage, Roman Imperial Coinage, Celtic numismatics, Iron Age, Oppida, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Coin Finds, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, and Coin Hoardsedit
Der Band präsentiert die Ergebnisse eines gesamtschweizerischen Forschungsprojektes. In den Teilen 2 und 3 sind sämtliche greifbaren keltischen Fundmünzen der Schweiz und Liechtensteins erfasst und wenn möglich abgebildet: 3353 keltische... more
Der Band präsentiert die Ergebnisse eines gesamtschweizerischen Forschungsprojektes. In den Teilen 2 und 3 sind sämtliche greifbaren keltischen Fundmünzen der Schweiz und Liechtensteins erfasst und wenn möglich abgebildet: 3353 keltische Münzen und andere numismatische Objekte, 35 griechische Münzen sowie 44 Denare der Römischen Republik, die zusammen mit keltischen Münzen gefunden wurden.
Der erste Teil umfasst eine ausführliche Auswertung mit der Verbreitung, Chronologie und Typologie der wichtigsten Münztypen. Es folgt die Analyse des Münzumlaufs an der Schnittstelle dreier grosser Umlaufzonen mit verschiedenen Münzmetallen und Nominalen, von denen das Arbeitsgebiet beeinflusst wurde (östliches Mittelgallien, Süddeutschland, Norditalien). Gleichzeitig wird die zeitliche Entwicklung der Münzprägung in den einzelnen Regionen untersucht. Zum Schluss wird der Umlauf keltischer Münzen in römischer Zeit thematisiert.
Ausführliche Zusammenfassungen in deutsch, französisch, italienisch und englisch ermöglichen einen raschen Einstieg in das vielseitige Werk.
Der erste Teil umfasst eine ausführliche Auswertung mit der Verbreitung, Chronologie und Typologie der wichtigsten Münztypen. Es folgt die Analyse des Münzumlaufs an der Schnittstelle dreier grosser Umlaufzonen mit verschiedenen Münzmetallen und Nominalen, von denen das Arbeitsgebiet beeinflusst wurde (östliches Mittelgallien, Süddeutschland, Norditalien). Gleichzeitig wird die zeitliche Entwicklung der Münzprägung in den einzelnen Regionen untersucht. Zum Schluss wird der Umlauf keltischer Münzen in römischer Zeit thematisiert.
Ausführliche Zusammenfassungen in deutsch, französisch, italienisch und englisch ermöglichen einen raschen Einstieg in das vielseitige Werk.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Ritual, Gift Exchange, Numismatics, and 38 moreAncient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual and Magic, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual, History of Switzerland, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Rituals, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, Ritual Practices, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Iron Age Numismatics, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, European Iron Age economy and society; archaeology, numismatics, art, Ancient Mercenary Service, Potins, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and La Tene Settlements
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Landscape Archaeology, Ritual, Gift Exchange, and 41 moreNumismatics, Prehistoric religion and r ritual a, Religion and ritual in prehistory, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Ritual Theory, Archaeology of Ritual and Magic, Economic archaeology, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Rituals, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, Ritual Practices, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Iron Age Numismatics, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, European Iron Age economy and society; archaeology, numismatics, art, Late La Tène Period, La Tene Settlements, Torques, and Prähistorische Archäologie
Research Interests: Archaeology, History of Science, Roman Empire, History of Archaeology, Roman Provincial Archaeology, and 14 moreArchaeology of Roman Provinces, Roman Limes, Baden-Württemberg, Archäologie, Western Roman Provinces, Forschungsgeschichte Archäologie, Limes, Provincial Roman Archeology, Provinzialrömische Archäologie, Roman Archaeology, Archäologie der römischen Provinzen, Landesgeschichte Baden-Württemberg, History of Science (Archaeology and Medieval History), and History and Archaeology of the (Western) Roman Provinces
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 31 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Iron Age Numismatics, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Ancient Celtic Numismatics, European Iron Age economy and society; archaeology, numismatics, art, Potins, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and Prähistorische Archäologie
The Neues Museum Biel (Switzerland) preserves five Celtic coins found at the famous site of La Tène in the 19th century. Together with one more coin, which is lost today, they are presented in this paper (catalogue and accompanying... more
The Neues Museum Biel (Switzerland) preserves five Celtic coins found at the famous site of La Tène in the 19th century. Together with one more coin, which is lost today, they are presented in this paper (catalogue and accompanying commentary).
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Ritual, Numismatics, Religion and ritual in prehistory, and 37 moreCeltic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual and Magic, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual, History of Switzerland, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Protohistoric Europe, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, Votive offerings, Ritual Practices, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, Prähistorische Archäologie, and Ancient Ritual Practice
The Bernisches Historisches Museum (Berne, Switzerland) preserves five Celtic coins found at the famous site of La Tène in the 19th century. They are presented in this paper (catalogue and accompanying commentary).
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Religion and ritual in prehistory, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 28 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual and Magic, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual, History of Switzerland, Protohistory, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, Votive offerings, Ritual Practices, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and Ancient Ritual Practice
The so-called Potinklumpen, which was found in the city zone of Zurich in 1890, consists of about 17.200 to 18.000 late Latène potin coins which are melted together. Only two types of coins could be identified: potin coins of the Zurich... more
The so-called Potinklumpen, which was found in the city zone of Zurich in 1890, consists of about 17.200 to 18.000 late Latène potin coins which are melted together. Only two types of coins could be identified: potin coins of the Zurich type and of the «Sequani» type (group A). The spectrum of the types shows close parallels to that of the Late Latène settlement on the nearby Üetliberg. Therefore the «Potinklumpen» can be dated to around 100 B.C. Within the Turicum-project of the University of Bern, which is sponsered by the Swiss National Science Foundation, a number of scientific surveys could be realized in co-operation with the Swiss National Museum. They provide new knowledge concerning the composition, the reconstruction of the melting-process and the chronology. Several possibilities for interpretation are discussed on the ba sis of the reconstructed melting-process as well as on comparable finds.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Ritual, Zurich, Numismatics, and 29 moreReligion and ritual in prehistory, Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual, History of Switzerland, Protohistory, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Rituals, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Zürich, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, Ritual Practices, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Potins, and Late La Tène Period
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, History of Slavery, Slave Trade, Celtic Archaeology, and 31 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Economic archaeology, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Trade, Mediterranean archaeology, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Amphorae, Wine and Olive Oil Production, Wine and Olive Oil Production, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, History of wine, Hillforts and oppida, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Massalia, Protohistoric Archaeology, Roman Slavery, Roman trade in wine, La Tène Culture, Ancient History of wine, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, La Tene Settlements, and Antic Technology
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), and 25 moreLate Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, and La Tene
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Landscape Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 24 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Iron Age Germany (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Settlement archaeology, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archäologie, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and La Tene Settlements
S. FREY-KUPPER – M. NICK, Münzen: Der keltische Oboltyp "Bern-Enge" und die Beigabepraxis im Gräberfeld von Bern, Reichenbachstrasse. In: P. JUD – S. ULRICH-BOCHSLER, Bern, Reichenbachstrasse. Neue Gräber aus dem latènezeitlichen... (Bern 2014) 49–65; 146–148; 185–186 Taf. 7–8; 189–193 Taf. 11–15.more
Dans le monde celtique, la deposition de monnaies dans les tombes est un phenomene plutot rare. La decouverte en 1999 de six sepultures contenant des monnaies dans la necropole de Berne/Reichenbachstrasse, a proximite de l'habitat... more
Dans le monde celtique, la deposition de monnaies dans les tombes est un phenomene plutot rare. La decouverte en 1999 de six sepultures contenant des monnaies dans la necropole de Berne/Reichenbachstrasse, a proximite de l'habitat latenien d'Engehalbinsel, est d'autant plus exceptionnelle et ceci a plusieurs egards.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Ritual, Numismatics, Funerary Archaeology, and 50 moreFuneral Practices, Religion and ritual in prehistory, Celtic Archaeology, Death and Burial (Archaeology), Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Burial Practices (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual and Magic, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual, History of Switzerland, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Ancient Greek Mythology, Rituals, Funeral Archaeology, Archaeology of death and burial, Burial Customs, obolo di Caronte, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Switzerland, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Funeral Rites, Protohistoric Archaeology, Ritual practice, Archaeology of the Funeral Ritual, Ritual Practices, Burial Rites, La Tène Culture, La Tène, La Tène Funerary Customs, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, Archaeology of Funerary Rituals, Ancient Ritual Practice, and Charon’s obol
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Celtic Studies, Material Culture Studies, Funerary Archaeology, and 12 moreFuneral Practices, Celtic History, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Mediterranean archaeology, Celtic religion, Celtic Archeology, Iron Age, Celtic Art, Celtic numismatics, and Funerary Practices
This edited collection analyses the phenomenon of coin use for religious and ritual purposes in different cultures and across different periods of time. It proposes an engagement with the theory and interpretation of the ‘material turn’... more
This edited collection analyses the phenomenon of coin use for religious and ritual purposes in different cultures and across different periods of time. It proposes an engagement with the theory and interpretation of the ‘material turn’ with numismatic evidence, and an evidence-based series of discussions to offer a fuller, richer and fresh account of coin use in ritual contexts. No extensive publication has previously foregrounded coins in such a model, despite the fact that coins constitute an integrated part of the material culture of most societies today and of many in the past. Here, interdisciplinary discussions are organised around three themes: coin deposit and ritual practice, the coin as economic object and divine mediator, and the value and meaning of coin offering. Although focusing on the medieval period in Western Europe, the book includes instructive cases from the Roman period until today. The collection brings together well-established and emerging scholars from archaeology, art history, ethnology, history and numismatics, and great weight is given to material evidence which can complement and contradict the scarce written sources.
Research Interests: Religion, Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, History of Religion, Ritual, and 74 moreNumismatics, Human sacrifice (Anthropology Of Religion), History of Religions, Ancient Religion, Iron Age Britain (Archaeology), Prehistoric religion and r ritual a, Religion and ritual in prehistory, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), British Prehistory (Archaeology), Animal Sacrifice (Anthropology), Sacrifice (Anthropology Of Religion), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Iron Age Germany (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual and Magic, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Ritual theory and practice (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual, European Prehistory (Archaeology), Prehistory, Sacrifice, Celtic religion, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Iron Age archaeology, Rituals, Numismatique, Celtic coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Ritual Animal Sacrifice, Kelten; Numismatik; keltische Münzen, Celtic gold coinage, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Human Sacrifice, Ur und Frühgeschichte, Coin Finds, Celtic and Roman Coinage, Archäologie, Monnaies, Protohistoire, Animal Sacrifice, Ritual Practices, Greek and Celtic Coins, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Sacrifice and Ritual Theory, Monnaies gauloises, Protohistoire Européenne, Eisenzeit, La Tène Jewellery, Vorrömische Eisenzeit, Ancient coins (particularly British and European Celtic) coinage, Numismatique Gauloise, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, Late La Tene Period, La Tene Settlements, Torques, Münzen, Prähistorische Archäologie, Numismatique Gauloise Et Romaine, Numismatique gauloises, and Numismatiques gauloise
padanian drachm found at Meierskappel, canton of Lucerne, Switzerland
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 38 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), History of Switzerland, Protohistory, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Archeaology, Ancient Coins, Celtic coins, Celtic Coinage, Switzerland, Kelten; Numismatik; keltische Münzen, Coins, Ur und Frühgeschichte, Coin Finds, Celtic and Roman Coinage, Iron Age and Roman coinage, Archaeology in Switzerland, LaTene culture, Archäologie, Hallstatt and Latene period Middle Europe, Protohistoire, Schweiz, Schweiz (Archäologie), Protohistoric Archaeology, Late Iron Age, Late LaTéne period, Monnaies gauloises, Monnaies celtiques, Vor- und Frühgeschichte, Vorrömische Eisenzeit, Ancient coins (particularly British and European Celtic) coinage, Lucerne, Late La Tène Period, Münzen, and Prähistorische Archäologie
A drachm from Chalkis (Euboia) found in southern Germany. Apart from Macedonian and Massilian coins made of precious metals such from the rest of the Greek world are extremely rare in the regions north of the Alps.
Research Interests: Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Iron Age Germany (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), and 46 moreAncient Greek Numismatics, Iron Age (Archaeology), Archeologia, Protohistory, Iron Age, Late Hallstatt - Early LT period transition, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Early Iron Age, Ancient Coins, Greek coinage, Iron Age archaeology, Greek Coins, Euboea, Prehistoric Archeology, Archeologie, Archéologie, Greek and Roman Coinage, Roman Provincial coins, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Archeologia Classica, European Protohistory, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, LaTene culture, Archäologie, Hallstatt and Latene Period, Hallstatt and Latene period Middle Europe, Protohistoire, Euboia, Protohistoric Archaeology, Greek and Celtic Coins, Late LaTéne period, Klassische Archäologie, La Tène Culture, Ancient Greek Coins, Latènezeit, Vorrömische Eisenzeit, Silver Drachms, Archeology, Chalkis, Euboean Antiquities, Ancient Greek Coinage, Münzen, and Prähistorische Archäologie
Rainbow cup gold staters of type Sontheim 5 are extremely rare. One new find from southern Germany (Bartholomä, Baden-Württemberg) is discussed and integrated into the die chain of the few existing specimens from three hoards from Bavaria... more
Rainbow cup gold staters of type Sontheim 5 are extremely rare. One new find from southern Germany (Bartholomä, Baden-Württemberg) is discussed and integrated into the die chain of the few existing specimens from three hoards from Bavaria (Ammersee, Sontheim, Grossbissendorf).
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 43 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Iron Age Germany (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Prehistory, Protohistory, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Archeaology, Ancient Coins, Iron Age archaeology, Prehistoric Archeology, Archeologie, Archéologie, Celtic coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Celtic gold coinage, European Protohistory, Coins, Coinage, Ur und Frühgeschichte, Coin Finds, Celtic and Roman Coinage, LaTene culture, Monnaies, Hallstatt and Latene period Middle Europe, Protohistoire, Greek and Celtic Coins, La Tène Culture, Monnaies gauloises, Eisenzeit, Monnaies celtiques, Vor- und Frühgeschichte, Vorrömische Eisenzeit, Archeology, Late La Tène Period, Late La Tene Period, and Coin Finds As Archaeological Artefacts
A large scale research project Celtic Coin Finds from Switzerland has recently been published. The assessment shows numerous aspects of the diverse coin use in regional, chronological and functional respect. Some of the results are... more
A large scale research project Celtic Coin Finds from Switzerland has recently been published. The assessment shows numerous aspects of the diverse coin use in regional, chronological and functional respect. Some of the results are presented here.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Ritual, Numismatics, Religion and ritual in prehistory, and 63 moreAncient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual, History of Switzerland, Prehistory, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Iron Age archaeology, Numismatique, Numismatik, Late Iron Age/Roman transition, Celtic coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Switzerland, Kelten; Numismatik; keltische Münzen, Celtic gold coinage, European Protohistory, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Ur und Frühgeschichte, Coin Finds, Iron Age and Roman coinage, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, Monnaies, Protohistoire, Schweiz, Votive offerings, Ritual Practices, Late Iron Age, Oppidum, Iron Age Hillforts, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Monnaies gauloises, Protohistoire Européenne, Ancient Numismatik, Eisenzeit, Monnaies celtiques, Vor- und Frühgeschichte, Latènezeit, Vorrömische Eisenzeit, Numismatique Gauloise, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, La Tene Settlements, Prähistorische Archäologie, Jungere Vorromischen Eisenzeit, Coin Finds As Archaeological Artefacts, Numismatique Gauloise Et Romaine, Numismatique gauloises, Numismatiques gauloise, and Ur- und Frühgeschichte
Ein Schatz keltischer Silbermünzen am Rand der Autobahn – das ist nur eine von vielen archäologischen Entdeckungen auf der neuen ICE-Trasse zwischen Ulm und Stuttgart. Von 2010 bis 2016 untersuchten Archäologen des Landesamts für... more
Ein Schatz keltischer Silbermünzen am Rand der Autobahn – das ist nur eine von vielen archäologischen Entdeckungen auf der neuen ICE-Trasse zwischen Ulm und Stuttgart. Von 2010 bis 2016 untersuchten Archäologen des Landesamts für Denkmalpfl ege die Flächen für die Neubaustrecke und parallel dazu diejenigen für den Ausbau der A 8 zwischen Hohenstadt und Ulm. Die Ausgrabungen erbrachten einzigartige Einblicke in die Besiedlungsgeschichte der Schwäbischen Alb von der Jungsteinzeit bis in das Hohe Mittelalter. Gräber, Siedlungen und Verkehrswege zeugen von der Nutzung der Region in den verschiedenen Epochen. Dabei kam auch so manche Überraschung zu Tage wie der Münzschatz, aber auch Spuren großer keltischer Gehöfte, bisher unbekannte römische Gutsanlagen in reiner Holzbauweise, ein römisches Heiligtum samt Gräberfeld, Spuren frühalamannischer Gehöfte, ein großer alamannischer Reihengräberfriedhof und Wegstrecken, die sich anhand von Tausenden von Schuhnägeln rekonstruieren ließen. Dabei wurde auch deutlich, dass sich unsere modernen Mobilitätswege offenbar an Verkehrsachsen orientieren, die Jahrtausende zurückreichen.
41 Minuten – das entspricht künftig der Fahrtzeit im Regionalverkehr auf der ICE Neubaustrecke über die Schwäbische Alb.
41 Minuten – das entspricht künftig der Fahrtzeit im Regionalverkehr auf der ICE Neubaustrecke über die Schwäbische Alb.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Celtic Archaeology, Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), and 48 moreIron Age Germany (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Prehistory, Protohistory, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Hoards, Hoard finds, Numismatique, Numismatik, Late Iron Age/Roman transition, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Kelten; Numismatik; keltische Münzen, European Protohistory, Coins, Coinage, Ur und Frühgeschichte, Coin Finds, Hoarding, Iron Age and Roman coinage, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Coinage Late Iron Age, Late Iron Age, Greek and Celtic Coins, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Eisenzeit, Monnaies celtiques, Vor- und Frühgeschichte, Latènezeit, Hoards and Ritual Deposits, Vorrömische Eisenzeit, Numismatique Gauloise, Arioviste, Late La Tène Period, Late La Tene Period, Numismatique Gauloise Et Romaine, Numismatique gauloises, Numismatiques gauloise, and Ur- und Frühgeschichte
Keltische Münzen waren im Gebiet der heutigen Schweiz von der Mitte des 3. bis an das Ende des 1. Jahrhunderts v. Chr. in Gebrauch. Unterschiedliche Naturräume, aber auch Einflüsse aus Ostgallien, Norditalien und Süddeutschland führten in... more
Keltische Münzen waren im Gebiet der heutigen Schweiz von der Mitte des 3. bis an das Ende des 1. Jahrhunderts v. Chr. in Gebrauch. Unterschiedliche Naturräume, aber auch Einflüsse aus Ostgallien, Norditalien und Süddeutschland führten in unserem Gebiet zu einem vielfältigen Münzspektrum. Die Fundmünzen aus dem Gebiet der Schweiz wurden im Rahmen eines Forschungsprojektes ausgewertet und die Ergebnisse in der Monographien-Reihe des Inventars der Fundmünzen der Schweiz (IFS) veröffentlicht. Der folgende Artikel zeigt anhand ausgewählter Funde aus dem Kanton Solothurn einige auch überregional relevante Aspekte des keltischen Geldwesens. Zur Sprache kommen wertvolle Goldmünzen aus der Anfangszeit der keltischen Münzprägung, verloren gegangenes Kleingeld einer Höhensiedlung und der Währungswechsel von Buntmetallmünzen zu Silbergeld im frühen 1. Jahrhundert v. Chr.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), and 37 moreHistory of Switzerland, Prehistory, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Late Iron Age/Roman transition, Celtic coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Switzerland, Préhistoire, Kelten; Numismatik; keltische Münzen, Celtic gold coinage, Coins, Coinage, Protohistoria, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Celtic and Roman Coinage, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Schweiz, Schweiz (Archäologie), Protohistoric Archaeology, Late Iron Age, Latene, Greek and Celtic Coins, Late LaTéne period, La Tène Culture, Late La Tène Period, La Tene Settlements, Prähistorische Archäologie, and Coin Finds As Archaeological Artefacts
Dans la ville de Bale, plusieurs occupations datant de la fin de l'age du Fer ont ete mises au jour. Les plus celebres et les plus grandes sont celles de Gasfabrik a l'emplacement actuel de la societe Novartis et la colline de la... more
Dans la ville de Bale, plusieurs occupations datant de la fin de l'age du Fer ont ete mises au jour. Les plus celebres et les plus grandes sont celles de Gasfabrik a l'emplacement actuel de la societe Novartis et la colline de la cathedrale (Munsterhugel) au coeur de la vieille ville. Les deux sites sont connus bien au-dela des frontieres suisses, car ils ont servi de reference pour l'elaboration du systeme chronologique de la fin du Second age du Fer.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Prehistoric Settlement, Celtic Archaeology, and 45 moreAncient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Prehistory, Settlement archaeology, Protohistory, Iron Age, Late Latène Settlement System, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Numismatique, Numismatik, Celtic coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Switzerland, Kelten; Numismatik; keltische Münzen, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Ur und Frühgeschichte, Celtic and Roman Coinage, LaTene culture, Archäologie, Monnaies, Protohistoire, Basel, Late Iron Age, Latene, Late LaTéne period, La Tène Culture, Monnaies gauloises, Roman Archaeology, Vor- und Frühgeschichte, Latènezeit, Late La Tène Period, La Tene Settlements, Prähistorische Archäologie, Numismatique gauloises, and Numismatiques gauloise
A la fin de l'automne 1854, un ouvrier employe par l'agriculteur Jakob Ramser decouvrait 19 monnaies en argent en labourant un champ au lieu-dit "Hofmatt" sur le Belpberg (commune de Belp, BE). Pendant longtemps, on a suppose que cet... more
A la fin de l'automne 1854, un ouvrier employe par l'agriculteur Jakob Ramser decouvrait 19 monnaies en argent en labourant un champ au lieu-dit "Hofmatt" sur le Belpberg (commune de Belp, BE). Pendant longtemps, on a suppose que cet ensemble de 19 pieces etait complet. Depuis 1999, la zone fait regulierement l'objet d'un passage au detecteur de metaux pour controle et jusqu'en 2015, 82 monnaies d'argent supplementaires sont decouvertes. L'ensemble presente aujourd'hui 101 pieces : 61 quinaires gaulois et 40 deniers de la Republique romaine.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 33 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Roman numismatics and archaeology, Ancient Roman Numismatics, Iron Age (Archaeology), History of Switzerland, Roman coins, Iron Age, Oppida, Roman Republican Numismatics, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Switzerland, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Celtic and Roman Coinage, Archäologie, Roman Republican Coinage, Quinarii, Roman denarii, La Tène Culture, Monnaies gauloises, Roman Archaeology, Late La Tène Period, and Prähistorische Archäologie
Dans le monde celtique, la deposition de monnaies dans les tombes est un phenomene plutot rare. La decouverte en 1999 de six sepultures contenant des monnaies dans la necropole de Berne/Reichenbachstrasse, a proximite de l'habitat... more
Dans le monde celtique, la deposition de monnaies dans les tombes est un phenomene plutot rare. La decouverte en 1999 de six sepultures contenant des monnaies dans la necropole de Berne/Reichenbachstrasse, a proximite de l'habitat latenien d'Engehalbinsel, est d'autant plus exceptionnelle et ceci a plusieurs egards.
Research Interests: Numismatics, Funerary Archaeology, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), and 35 moreBurial Practices (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), History of Switzerland, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Archaeology of burials, Numismatique, Archaeology of death and burial, Numismatik, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Switzerland, Kelten; Numismatik; keltische Münzen, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Grave Goods, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Canton Berne, La Tène Culture, Monnaies gauloises, Eisenzeit, La Tène Funerary Customs, Late La Tène Period, La Tene Settlements, Prähistorische Archäologie, Charon’s obol, and Numismatiques gauloise
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Religion and ritual in prehistory, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 19 moreLate Iron Age (Archaeology), Celtic religion, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Celtic coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Hillforts and oppida, Protohistoire, Schweiz, Fibulae, Ritual Practices, Iron Age Coins, Roman Archaeology, and Basel-Landschaft
All roman, medival and modern coins and religious objects, found in the excavation Windisch Zivilsiedlung West 2006-2008, and used for the . Supplementary material for the Book "Vor den Toren von Vindonissa. Wohnen und Arbeiten in einem... more
All roman, medival and modern coins and religious objects, found in the excavation Windisch Zivilsiedlung West 2006-2008, and used for the . Supplementary material for the Book "Vor den Toren von Vindonissa. Wohnen und Arbeiten in einem Handwerkerquartier in den canabae des Legionslagers (Windisch Zivilsiedlung West 2006 – 2008)
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Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 33 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), History of Switzerland, European Prehistory (Archaeology), Prehistory, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Archéologie, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Switzerland, Préhistoire, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, La Tène Culture, Provinzialrömische Archäologie, Archäologie der römischen Provinzen, Basel-Landschaft, Late La Tène Period, La Tene Settlements, and Prähistorische Archäologie
Research Interests: Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Roman numismatics and archaeology, and 26 moreAncient Roman Numismatics, Iron Age (Archaeology), History of Switzerland, Iron Age, Oppida, Roman Provincial Archaeology, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Provinzialrömische Archäologie, Roman Archaeology, Late La Tène Period, Augst (Augusta Raurica), La Tene, and La Tene Settlements
Résumé: L’usage de monnaies sur le territoire suisse à l’époque de La Tène a débuté avec des imitations précoces de pièces macédoniennes en or, vers le milieu du 3e siècle av. J.-C., alors qu’un monnayage produit régionalement n’est... more
Résumé: L’usage de monnaies sur le territoire suisse à l’époque de La Tène a débuté avec des imitations précoces de pièces macédoniennes en or, vers le milieu du 3e siècle av. J.-C., alors qu’un monnayage produit régionalement n’est attesté qu’à partir de la première moitié du siècle suivant. Avec l’accroissement des échanges à longue distance et l’apparition d’agglomérations étendues, à La Tène finale (dès env. 150 av. J.-C.), s’est développé un système monétaire différencié, composé à la fois de monnaies d’or, d’argent et d’alliage cuivreux. On observe des échanges monétaires réguliers à l’ouest et au nord du territoire suisse à la transition entre La Tène D1 et D2 (vers 80 av. J.-C.). L’usage de l’argent, désormais dominant sous la forme de nouveaux types de quinaires, s’explique vraisemblablement par la nécessité de financer des armées. Des monnaies de bronze celtiques seront encore frappées au début de la période de la domination romaine, à la fin du 1er siècle av. J.-C.: elles représentent alors une compensation bienvenue au manque de petites dénominations dans les provinces rhénanes.
Riassunto: In Svizzera l’utilizzo delle monete è cominciato durante l’epoca di La Tène con imitazioni precoci di monete auree della Macedonia attorno alla metà del III sec. a.C. La coniatura delle monete sul territorio elvetico, per contro, è documentata a partire dal II sec. a.C. Dal La Tène tardo (150 a.C. circa), con l’aumento dei traffici a lunga distanza e lo sviluppo di insediamenti di grandi dimensioni, si diffonde un sistema monetale costituito da monete d’oro, d’argento e di bronzo. Durante la transizione tra il LT D1 e il LT D2 (verso l’80 a.C.) in gran parte delle regioni della Svizzera occidentale e settentrionale è attestato un vero e proprio sistema di cambio di valuta. La grande diffusione dei quinari in argento è da ricollegare, con ogni probabilità, al soldo dei militari. Le ultime monete celtiche di bronzo verranno coniate sotto il dominio romano verso il I sec. a.C. Esse rappresenteranno una apprezzata alternativa per far fronte all’insufficienza di monete nelle province renane.
Riassunto: In Svizzera l’utilizzo delle monete è cominciato durante l’epoca di La Tène con imitazioni precoci di monete auree della Macedonia attorno alla metà del III sec. a.C. La coniatura delle monete sul territorio elvetico, per contro, è documentata a partire dal II sec. a.C. Dal La Tène tardo (150 a.C. circa), con l’aumento dei traffici a lunga distanza e lo sviluppo di insediamenti di grandi dimensioni, si diffonde un sistema monetale costituito da monete d’oro, d’argento e di bronzo. Durante la transizione tra il LT D1 e il LT D2 (verso l’80 a.C.) in gran parte delle regioni della Svizzera occidentale e settentrionale è attestato un vero e proprio sistema di cambio di valuta. La grande diffusione dei quinari in argento è da ricollegare, con ogni probabilità, al soldo dei militari. Le ultime monete celtiche di bronzo verranno coniate sotto il dominio romano verso il I sec. a.C. Esse rappresenteranno una apprezzata alternativa per far fronte all’insufficienza di monete nelle province renane.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 27 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), History of Switzerland, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, Protohistoire, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, and La Tene
Der Brauch, Toten eine Münze mit ins Grab zu geben, erinnert an die griechische Mythologie. Ob der Obol im Grab eines Kleinkindes als Reisegeld ins Jenseits gedacht war, bleibt uns aber verborgen.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, History of Religion, Ritual, Numismatics, and 49 moreFunerary Archaeology, Ancient Religion, Funeral Practices, Prehistoric religion and r ritual a, Religion and ritual in prehistory, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual and Magic, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual, History of Switzerland, Iron Age, Rites of Passage, Oppida, Ritual Studies, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Greek coinage, Funerary Practices, Greek Mythology and Rites, Greek Coins, Ancient Greek Mythology, Rituals, Funeral Archaeology, obolo di Caronte, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Switzerland, Coins, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Funeral Rites, Archaeology of the Funeral Ritual, Ritual Practices, Greek and Celtic Coins, La Tène Culture, La Tène, La Tène Funerary Customs, Charonsobol, Vorrömische Eisenzeit, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, Greek Funeral Rites, and Charon’s obol
La coutume de donner une monnaie aux défunts rappelle la mythologie grecque. Une tombe d’un petit enfant contenait une telle obole, mais on ignore si elle avait été déposée comme viatique pour l’au-delà.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Ritual, Numismatics, Funerary Archaeology, and 47 moreFuneral Practices, Prehistoric religion and r ritual a, Religion and ritual in prehistory, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual and Magic, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Ancient Greek Numismatics, Iron Age (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual, Protohistory, Iron Age, Rites of Passage, Oppida, Ritual Studies, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Greek coinage, Funerary Practices, Greek Mythology and Rites, Greek Coins, Rituals, Funeral Archaeology, obolo di Caronte, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Protohistoire, Funeral Rites, Protohistoric Archaeology, Archaeology of the Funeral Ritual, Ritual Practices, Greek and Celtic Coins, La Tène Culture, La Tène, La Tène Funerary Customs, Funeral Customs, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and Charon’s obol
Research Interests: Archaeology, Numismatics, Romans, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Imperial Rome, and 28 moreRoman Army, Roman Empire, Roman numismatics and archaeology, Ancient Roman Numismatics, History of Switzerland, Roman coins, Roman Provincial Archaeology, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Ancient Rome, Roman Imperial Coins, Vindonissa, Legionary fortresses, Canabae legionis, Celtic Coinage, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Roman vicus, Provincial Roman Archeology, Roman legions, Roman Archaeology, Romans in Germania superior and inferior, Legions, and Roman Legionary Camp
The southern Upper Rhine area has a large number of Late La Tène sites, several of which are of European significance. The modern division of the region by three national borders and two language areas meant that the area enclosed by the... more
The southern Upper Rhine area has a large number of Late La Tène sites, several of which are of European significance. The modern division of the region by three national borders and two language areas meant that the area enclosed by the Vosges, the Black Forest and the Jura Mountains was not perceived as a geographical unit and connected settlement landscape. Therefore, it was the objective of the tri-national working group to compile coordinated records of all the sites dating from the period in this cultural landscape.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Landscape Archaeology, Numismatics, Prehistoric Settlement, and 27 moreCeltic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Iron Age Germany (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Settlement archaeology, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, Siedlungsarchäologie, Organizations of the agricultural economy in Gaule of final La Tene and roman period, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, and La Tene Settlements
Michael NICK, Die spätlatènezeitlichen Münzen und Fundstellen in der Region Avenches VD. In: S. FREY (Hrsg.), La numismatique pour passion. Études d'histoire monétaire offertes à Suzanne Frey-Kupper par quelques-uns des ses amis à l'occasion de son anniversaire 2013. UNG 9 (Lausanne 2013) 171–186.more
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 27 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), History of Switzerland, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Celtic coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Provinzialrömische Archäologie, Roman Archaeology, Archäologie der römischen Provinzen, Archeology, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, La Tene Settlements, and Prähistorische Archäologie
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), and 20 moreAncient Roman Numismatics, Roman Provincial Archaeology, Roman Republican Numismatics, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Kelten; Numismatik; keltische Münzen, Coins, Celtic and Roman Coinage, Archäologie, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Late La Tène Period, and La Tene
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), and 32 moreLate Iron Age (Archaeology), Roman numismatics and archaeology, Ancient Roman Numismatics, Iron Age (Archaeology), Roman coins, Iron Age, Oppida, Roman Provincial Archaeology, Roman Republican Numismatics, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Roman Imperial Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Celtic and Roman Coinage, Archäologie, Roman Republican Coinage, Late Roman Coinage, Greek and Celtic Coins, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Roman Archaeology, Roman Imperial Coinage, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and La Tene Settlements
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), and 22 moreLate Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), History of Switzerland, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, and La Tene
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Landscape Archaeology, Settlement Patterns, Numismatics, and 20 moreAncient economies (Archaeology), Prehistoric Settlement, Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Settlement archaeology, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and La Tene Settlements
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Michael NICK, New Coin Finds from the two late Iron Age Settlements of Altenburg (Germany) and Rheinau (Switzerland): A Military Coin Series on the German-Swiss Border? In: N. HOLMES (Hrsg.), Proceedings of the 14th International Numismatic Congress, Glasgow 2009, vol. 2 (Glasgow 2011) 1207–1216.more
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient economies (Archaeology), Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 20 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Ancient Roman Numismatics, Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age, Roman Republican Numismatics, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Coin Forgeries, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coin Finds, Celtic and Roman Coinage, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Roman Archaeology, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and La Tene Settlements
Margrit BALMER, Die spätlatènezeitlichen Befunde und Funde der Grabung Rennweg 35 in Zürich. Mit Beiträgen von Michael NICK und Katja HUNGER. In: Ch. EBNÖTHER – R. SCHATZMANN (Hrsg.), Oleum non perdidit. Festschrift für Stefanie Martin-Kilcher zu ihrem 65. Geburtstag. Antiqua 47 (Basel 2010) 95–104.more
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Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), and 27 moreLate Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Settlement archaeology, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and La Tene Settlements
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, History of Science, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 24 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), History of Switzerland, Protohistory, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Forschungsgeschichte Archäologie, Protohistoire, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, and La Tene
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Funerary Archaeology, Funeral Practices, and 27 moreAncient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Protohistory, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Funerary Practices, Funeral Archaeology, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archäologie, Funeral Rites, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, La Tène Funerary Customs, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and La Tene Settlements
Research Interests: Archaeology, Late Antique and Byzantine Studies, Late Antique Archaeology, Early Medieval Archaeology, Numismatics, and 22 moreEarly Medieval History, Medieval Archaeology, Funerary Archaeology, Late Antiquity, Early Medieval And Medieval Settlement (Archaeology), Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Late Roman Archaeology, Roman numismatics and archaeology, Ancient Roman Numismatics, Alamanni (Archaeology), Early medieval numismatics, Roman coins, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archaeology Of The Migration Period And The Early Middle Ages, Barbarians and Romans in Late Antiquity and Early Middle Ages, Early Medieval Period, Archäologie des Mittelalters, and Reihengräber
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, History of Science, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 27 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), History of Switzerland, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Late La Tène Period, and La Tene
Im vorliegenden Jahrbuch des Historischen Vereins Glarus werden erstmals alle im Kanton Glarus entdeckten Münzfunde vorgelegt. Es handelt sich dabei um mehr als 140 (oder 290?) antike und 50 mittelalterliche und neuzeitliche Münzen.... more
Im vorliegenden Jahrbuch des Historischen Vereins Glarus werden erstmals alle im Kanton Glarus entdeckten Münzfunde vorgelegt. Es handelt sich dabei um mehr als 140 (oder 290?) antike und 50 mittelalterliche und neuzeitliche Münzen. Daneben wurden auch münzähnliche Objekte wie ein Münzgewicht, Medaillen oder Spielgeld, die uns als Funde überliefert sind, in den Katalog aufgenommen. Ein nach Epochen getrennter Kommentar erschliesst den Fundbestand. Zudem werden kurz die Funde mit Glarner Münzen in der Schweiz gestreift.
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Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Ritual, Gift Exchange, Archaeological Method & Theory, and 45 moreNumismatics, Social Archaeology, History of Elites, Prehistoric religion and r ritual a, Religion and ritual in prehistory, Social Organisation (Archaeology), Celtic Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Ritual Theory, Archaeology of Ritual and Magic, Economic archaeology, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Ritual theory and practice (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual, Protohistory, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Protohistoric Europe, Archaeology of Social status, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Celtic gold coinage, European Protohistory, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Hoarding, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, Votive offerings, Ritual Practices, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and Torques
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Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Ritual, Zurich, Numismatics, and 27 moreReligion and ritual in prehistory, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Archaeology of Ritual and Magic, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Roman numismatics and archaeology, Ancient Roman Numismatics, Iron Age (Archaeology), Roman coins, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Roman Imperial Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Votive offerings, La Tène Culture, and Late La Tène Period
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Zurich, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 23 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), History of Switzerland, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Switzerland, Coins, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Potins, Late La Tène Period, and La Tene
The so-called Potinklumpen, which was found in the city zone of Zurich in 1890, consists of about 17.200 to 18.000 late Latène potin coins which are melted together. Only two types of coins could be identified: potin coins of the Zurich... more
The so-called Potinklumpen, which was found in the city zone of Zurich in 1890, consists of about 17.200 to 18.000 late Latène potin coins which are melted together. Only two types of coins could be identified: potin coins of the Zurich type and of the «Sequani» type (group A). The spectrum of the types shows close parallels to that of the Late Latène settlement on the nearby Üetliberg. Therefore the «Potinklumpen» can be dated to around 100 B.C. Within the Turicum-project of the University of Bern, which is sponsered by the Swiss National Science Foundation, a number of scientific surveys could be realized in co-operation with the Swiss National Museum. They provide new knowledge concerning the composition, the reconstruction of the melting-process and the chronology. Several possibilities for interpretation are discussed on the ba sis of the reconstructed melting-process as well as on comparable finds.
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Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), and 27 moreEconomic archaeology, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Kelten; Numismatik; keltische Münzen, Coins, Coinage, Hillforts and oppida, Coin Finds, Archaeology in Switzerland, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, La Tène Culture, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, and La Tene Settlements
Eher beiläufig erwähnten G. Lenz-Bernhard und H. Bernhard 1991 in ihrer umfangreichen Arbeit über die spätlatènezeitliche und frührömische Besiedlung des Oberrheingebietes einen 1989 oder kurz danach gemachten Fund keltischer Münzen vom... more
Eher beiläufig erwähnten G. Lenz-Bernhard und H. Bernhard 1991 in ihrer umfangreichen Arbeit über die spätlatènezeitliche und frührömische Besiedlung des Oberrheingebietes einen 1989 oder kurz danach gemachten Fund keltischer Münzen vom Limburgerhof, Lkr. Ludwigshafen in Rheinland-Pfalz. Er wurde dort als „zerstreuter Schatzfund?“ bestehend aus „ca. 250 Potinen der Leuker, Sequaner, Senonen sowie KALETEDOV-Quinaren und weiteren Kleinmünzen“ in die Literatur eingeführt. Schließlich erschien 1996 eine von H. Ehrend und Th. Horn in Eigenverlag herausgegebene kleine Schrift mit dem Titel „Ein Keltenschatz im Stoppelacker“. Der exakte Fundort der dort mit Abbildung publizierten Münzen und anderen auf einem Acker aufgelesenen Artefakte wird zwar nicht genannt, doch geben die Autoren einen Anhalt mit der Umschreibung „die Dörfer um Speyer“, zu denen auch der Limburgerhof gezählt werden kann. Trotz dieser ungenauen Angaben lässt ein vergleichender Blick auf die Beschreibung der Fundstücke in beiden Literaturzitaten keine Zweifel, dass im einen wie im anderen Fall von demselben Fund die Rede ist. Ehrend und Horn vermuten hinter den Münzen ein durch den Pflug zerstreutes Depot, obwohl der Finder „seit drei Jahren“ den Acker begeht und immer wieder neue Exemplare entdeckt. Das einzige Argument, das sie dafür ins Feld führen, ist der Umstand, dass sich die Stücke auf einem verhältnismäßig „kleinen Areal“ konzentrieren. Da deshalb aber eine Interpretation als Hort keinesfalls zwingend erscheint, sollen hier auf der Basis einer eingehenden vergleichenden Analyse des Materials weitere Deutungsmöglichkeiten aufgezeigt und diskutiert werden.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Economic archaeology, and 27 moreLate Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Settlement archaeology, Protohistory, Iron Age, Oppida, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Kelten; Numismatik; keltische Münzen, European Protohistory, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archäologie, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Late La Tène Period, La Tene Settlements, and Prähistorische Archäologie
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, History of Hungary, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 27 moreArchaeology of Hungary, Economic archaeology, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Hungarian Archaeology, Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Kelten; Numismatik; keltische Münzen, Kelten, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archäologie, Burebista, Celtic Boii, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, and La Tene
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), and 22 moreLate Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archäologie, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Potins, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, Cast Coins, and Prähistorische Archäologie
Research Interests: Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), and 17 moreIron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Archaeology in Switzerland, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, and La Tene
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), and 21 moreLate Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archäologie, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and Prähistorische Archäologie
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Medieval Archaeology, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 27 moreForgery, Fakery, Fraud, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Roman numismatics and archaeology, Ancient Greek Numismatics, Ancient Roman Numismatics, Early medieval numismatics, Roman coins, Medieval numismatics, Roman Republican Numismatics, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Roman Provincial Coinage, Ancient Coins, Greek coinage, Roman Imperial Coins, Medieval Coinage, Counterfeits, Celtic Coinage, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Celtic and Roman Coinage, Counterfeiting, Counterfeit, Roman Archaeology, and Coin counterfeiting
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), and 22 moreLate Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archäologie, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, La Tène Jewellery, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, Torques, and Prähistorische Archäologie
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Funerary Archaeology, Roman military archaeology, Roman Army, and 24 moreIron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Protohistory, Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coin Hoards, Early Iron Age, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, Torcs, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Iron Age Metal Hoards, Roman Archaeology, La Tène Jewellery, La Tène Funerary Customs, Early La Tène gold torc in the Low Countries, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, Roman Military Decorations, and Torques
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient economies (Archaeology), Metalwork (Archaeology), and 26 moreIron Age Britain (Archaeology), Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), Economic archaeology, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Metalworking, Precious Metals, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coin Finds, Archäologie, Coin Production, Ancient Coin Production Technology, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and La Tene Settlements
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), and 21 moreLate Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archäologie, La Tène Culture, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, La Tene, and Prähistorische Archäologie
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology), and 20 moreIron Age Germany (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Iron Age, Celtic numismatics, Coins finds as archaeological artefacts, Ancient Numismatics, Coin Hoards, Ancient Coins, Celtic Coinage, La Tene Period in Middle Europe, La Tene culture, Coins, Coinage, Coin Finds, Archäologie, La Tène, Wirtschaftsarchäologie, Late La Tène Period, and La Tene
The so-called Potinklumpen, which was found in the city zone of Zurich in 1890, consists of about 17.200 to 18.000 late Latène potin coins which are melted together. Only two types of coins could be identified: potin coins of the Zurich... more
The so-called Potinklumpen, which was found in the city zone of Zurich in 1890, consists of about 17.200 to 18.000 late Latène potin coins which are melted together. Only two types of coins could be identified: potin coins of the Zurich type and of the «Sequani» type (group A). The spectrum of the types shows close parallels to that of the Late Latène settlement on the nearby Üetliberg. Therefore the «Potinklumpen» can be dated to around 100 B.C. Within the Turicum-project of the University of Bern, which is sponsered by the Swiss National Science Foundation, a number of scientific surveys could be realized in co-operation with the Swiss National Museum. They provide new knowledge concerning the composition, the reconstruction of the melting-process and the chronology. Several possibilities for interpretation are discussed on the ba sis of the reconstructed melting-process as well as on comparable finds.