Parte de	Journal of the Oriental Numismatic Society
Volume	Volume 207
Ano de publicação	2011
Idiomas	Inglês
Website	https://www.orientalnumismaticsociety.org/jons/archive/index.html
Descarregar	https://www.orientalnumismaticsociety.org/archive/ONS_207.pdf
Número	N# L109259

Artigos

• “Imitation in continuity - t racking the silver coinage of early medieval India (KK Maheshwari), pág. 4-5
  Joe Cribb
• A new mint (al-Dayr), pág. 5
  Y. Jafar
• A new dinar from Sanaa, pág. 6
  Y. Jafar
• An emergency coinage in Antioch ad 540-542, pág. 6-10
  Stephen J. Mansfield
• New mint names for a Marinid half dirham type, pág. 10-11
  L. Liétard
• A new type for Marinid or early Wattasid silver coinage, pág. 12-13
  L. Liétard
• A new coin type of Dimitry I, King of Georgia: addendum, pág. 13-14
  Severiane Turkia, Irakli Paghava, Gennadiy Zlobin
• A unique half dirham from the mint of Nakhjawan with the Ulugh Mangyl Ulus Bek legend, pág. 14-15
  Irakli Paghava, George Janjgava
• The Mongol conquest of Balkh according to numismatic sources, pág. 15-19
  S. Y. Grachev
• Ancient India – The archaic punch-marked coins of Kukaḍi, Minā river valley: part 1, pág. 19-29
  Amol N. Bankar
• Gandhara and Indo-Greek fantasy coins, pág. 29
  H. Loeschner
• The Indo-Parthian coins in the British Museum, pág. 30-31
  W. Rienjang
• Sultans: Some recently discovered coins of the Sultans of Madura, Gujarat (and Khandesh), pág. 31-34
  Shailendra Bhandare
• Sultans: Some sultanate coins that refer to Sylhet, pág. 34-36
  R. Haque, Nicholas G. Rhodes
• A copper coin, pág. 37
  Nicholas G. Rhodes
• Coins of the Sikhs: Zarb Sri Ambratsar Jiyo, pág. 37-41
  Gurprit Singh Dora
• Locally struck coinage: a die study of the final issues, pág. 41-46
  P. Budgen
• The discovery of a rupee of the Mughal claimant, Nikusiyar, pág. 46-48
  Jan Lingen, M. Billoo

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