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An Inventory of Greek Coin Hoards
Sidon: 1 double-shekel Tyre: 1 st. Disposition: Paris 9 Naster, INC J, p. 6, note 9
1257 Asia Minor, southern, 1966 Burial: c. 39o b.c. (M) Contents: 7+ Ж Aspendus
: 6+ double-sigloi Side : 1 + double-siglos Disposition: dispersed 1258 Bereket, ...
Colin M. Kraay, Margaret Thompson, Otto Morkholm,
1973
2
The Oxford Handbook of Greek and Roman Coinage
In the earliest phase of type IV sigloi small images, engraved in the original die,
are sometimes included in the reverse punches (Alram 1993: 42, pl. 4, nos. 31–
32,40; pl. 5, no. 41). Another phenomenon is the variety of countermarks and ...
3
Catalogue of the Greek coins in The British Museum
rated at 20 sigloi, the ratio between gold and silver being as 13-3 to 1. According
to Yiedebantt1 about the time of Xenophon its value was only 16 sigloi. In the
passage of Xenophon (Anal). i. 7. 18) in which 3,000 darics are equated to 10 ...
Department of Coins and Medals,
2001
4
The Cambridge History of Iran
In hoards from western Anatolia, sigloi are reported in enormous preponderance.
2 In Achaemenid lands further afield, their occurrence is sporadic. Probably the
fixed rate of the siglos against the daric at Sardis kept the silver coin there at a ...
5
Chandragupta Maurya and His Times
As regards the corresponding Persian silver coinage, it consisted of what were
called Sigloi or Shekels of which twenty were equivalent to a Dane. They
weighed about 86.45 grains. Such silver coins would find their way into India
where they ...
Radhakumud Mookerji,
1966
But it is significant that in no single instance do these bear countermarks or any
other indication that could possibly be interpreted as suggestive of a prolonged
Indian sojourn. The corresponding silver coinage consisted of sigloi or shekels, ...
Edward James Rapson,
1922
7
Archives from Elephantine
Of eleven containing sigloi and Greek coins five were from Anatolia. The
percentage of sigloi in the other collections was negligible. Two more from
Anatolia contained: (1) 254 sigloi and one silver Croeseid (an intrusion); (2) 440
sigloi and ...
Deshalb darf man nicht schließen, daß sie noch unter Da- reios I. geprägt worden
wären und erst recht nicht, daß die Sigloi und Dareiken zu diesem Zeitpunkt noch
nicht im Umlauf waren; vielmehr gibt es für diese nunmehr einen festen ...
Erich Ebeling, Bruno Meissner, Peter Calmeyer,
1993
9
Athens, Its History and Coinage Before the Persian Invasion
In its monetary form it took under the Persian kings a shape which was manifestly
modelled upon the coin-system of Croesus, for it was bi-metallic and so adjusted
that twenty silver shekels or sigloi were exchangeable for one gold unit or Dark ...
Charles Theodore Seltman,
1924
A particularly interesting feature of these sigloi is the presence of small
punchmarks [22, p. 5], which are reminiscent of the earlier Taxiia reverse-marks,
and make it likely that the coins, even if hoarded in India, had circulated in a
portion of the ...
Damodar Dharmanand Kosambi,
1981