Caesarea Coin-Finds and the History of the City
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Herman Hamburger, Caesarea Coin-Finds and the History of the City, https://caesarea-maritima.org/bibl/QGHVMGJH, https://www.zotero.org/groups/caesarea-maritima/items/QGHVMGJH, https://www.zotero.org/groups/2320447/items/QGHVMGJH, http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/5792934307, Bulletin of the Jewish Palestine Exploration Society, 1950, 15, The author has for many years explored the surface area of Caesarea and its vicinity. He has now classified the coin-finds by period and find-spots. The coins indicating the ups-and-downs of the city's history are distributed as follows: Alexander 2; Seleucid 10; Jannaeus 18 (plus 6 usually attributed to Hyrcanus II); Herod 12; Archelaus 6; Agrippa I 10; Procurators 90; Jewish Revolt 6; Autonomous Caesarea 40; Phoenician 13; Constantine I-II 100; Arab 8th —9th cent.14; 12th-13 thcent. 17; Crusader, 9. The distribution of the find places was as follows (see map p. 77): Area A Arab; B — Byzantine; C — Constantinian; P — Procurators.

Hamburger, Herman. “Caesarea Coin-Finds and the History of the City.” Bulletin of the Jewish Palestine Exploration Society 15, no. 78–82 (1950). https://www.worldcat.org/title/caesarea-coin-finds-and-the-history-of-the-city/oclc/5792934307&referer=brief_results.

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Herman Hamburger, Caesarea Coin-Finds and the History of the City, Bulletin of the Jewish Palestine Exploration Society 15, no. 78–82 (1950), https://www.worldcat.org/title/caesarea-coin-finds-and-the-history-of-the-city/oclc/5792934307&referer=brief_results.