Title | Author(s) |
Volume/ Year |
Pages |
---|---|---|---|
PERSIAN: Philistian | |||
Silver Dome-shaped Coins from Persian-period Southern Palestine | Haim Gitler, Oren Tal and Peter van Alfen | 2/2007 | 47–62 |
Metallurgical Analysis of Southern Palestinian Coins of the Persian Period | Haim Gitler, Matthew Ponting and Oren Tal | 3/2008 | 13–27 |
More Evidence on the Collective Mint of Philistia | Haim Gitler and Oren Tal | 4/2009 | 21–38 |
The Ismailiya Hoard 1983 | Wolfgang Fischer-Bossert and Haim Gitler | 5/2010 | 3–12 |
Some Notes on the Relative Chronology of the Fifth- and Fourth-Century BCE Coinage of Philistia | Haim Gitler and Oren Tal | 7/2012 | 7–16 |
More Than Meets The Eye: Athenian Owls and the Chronology of Southern Palestinian Coinages of the Persian Period |
Haim Gitler and Oren Tal | 9/2014 | 15–28 |
PERSIAN: Samarian | |||
Twenty Unrecorded Samarian Coins | Yigal Ronen | 2/2007 | 29–34 |
Remarks on the Iconography of Samarian Coinage. Hunting in Paradeisos? | Jaroslaw Bodzek | 2/2007 | 35–46 |
A Note on a Samarian Coin Type | Jaroslaw Bodzek | 3/2008 | 3–12 |
PERSIAN: Yehud | |||
Extreme Deterioration and Damage on Yehud Coin Dies | Jean-Philippe Fontanille | 3/2008 | 29–44 |
Silver Yehud Coins with Greek or Pseudo-Greek Inscriptions | Jean-Philippe Fontanille and Catherine C. Lorber | 3/2008 | 45–51 |
On the Chronology of the Yehud Falcon Coins | Yigal Ronen | 4/2009 | 39–46 |
The Earliest Coin of Judah | Haim Gitler | 6/2011 | 21–33 |
PERSIAN: General | |||
A Hacksilber and Cut Athenian Tetradrachm Hoard from the Environs of Samaria: Late Fourth Century BCE | Haim Gitler | 1/2006 | 5–14 |
Coin Denominations and Weight Standards in Fourth Century BCE Palestine | Oren Tal | 2/2007 | 17–28 |
Some Cypriot Gold Coins? | Evangeline Markou | 4/2009 | 9–20 |
Kuprlli or Kherẽi; a Problem of Attribution or a Problem of Method? | Novella Vismara | 5/2012 | 13–20 |
A Hoard of Alexander the Great from the Region of Syria | Yehoshua Zlotnik | 5/2010 | 31–40 |
Aegina in Jerusalem: A ‘Turtle’ Stater from Southern Jerusalem | Yoav Farhi and Yuval Gadot | 7/2012 | 3–6 |
An Unusual Aramaic Graffito on an Athenian Tetradrachm | Yigal Ronen | 8/2013 | 5–8 |
Some Notes on the Depictions of the Achemenid Great King on the Coins of Fourth-Century Judah, Samaria and Philistia | Rebecca Sacks | 8/2013 | 9–16 |
A Sixth-Century Coin from Kos found at Ketef Hinnom, Jerusalem |
Erik Waaler | 9/2014 | 5-14 |
HELLENISTIC: Ptolemaic | |||
The Last Ptolemaic Bronze Emission of Tyre | Catherine C. Lorber | 1/2006 | 15–20 |
The Ptolemaic Mint of Ras Ibn Hani | Catherine C. Lorber | 2/2007 | 63–76 |
Ptolemaic Lead Coinage in Coele Syria (103-101 BCE) | Oliver D. Hoover | 3/2008 | 81–86 |
A Gold Mnaieion of Ptolemaic Cyprus at Tell Kedesh: Background and Context | Catherine C. Lorber | 5/2010 | 41–58 |
A New Tetradrachm of Ptolemy VI Philometor from Phoenicia | Catherine C. Lorber | 7/2012 | 17–23 |
A Mint Imitating Ptolemaic Tetradrachms of ‘Akko-Ptolemais | Catherine C. Lorber | 8/2013 | 17–23 |
A Review of the Shechem Hoard | Eric A. Carlen | 9/2014 | 39–59 |
HELLENISTIC: Seleucid | |||
Numismatic Evidence of Jewish Presence in Galilee before the Hasmonean Annexation? | Danny Syon | 1/2006 | 21–24 |
A Seleucid Coinage of Demetrias by the Sea | Oliver D. Hoover | 2/2007 | 77–88 |
Some Thoughts on Mints, Monograms and Monetary Magistrates. Two Case Studies: the Mints of ‘Akko-Ptolemais and of Ascalon under the Seleucids | Georges Voulgarides | 3/2008 | 65–80 |
A New Hellenistic Lead Issue from the Southern Levant | Oliver D. Hoover | 4/2009 | 51–56 |
A New Seleucid Bronze Coin and Dura Hoard 13 Revisited | Walter C. Holt and Nicholas L. Wright | 5/2010 | 59–65 |
A New Coin of the Mint of Marisa | Donald T. Ariel and Oliver D. Hoover | 6/2011 | 61–77 |
A Hoard of Tyrian Silver from Ḥorbat ‘Aqrav, Upper Galilee | Danny Syon | 9/2014 | 29–38 |
HELLENISTIC: Hasmonean | |||
Two Unrecorded Hasmonean Coins | Jean-Philippe Fontanille | 2/2007 | 89–92 |
The Identity of YNTN on Hasmonean Overstruck Coins and the Chronology of the Alexander Jannaeus Types | David B. Hendin and Ilan Shachar | 3/2008 | 87–94 |
Mint Remains from Excavations in the Citadel of Jerusalem | Yaniv Schauer | 5/2010 | 99–108 |
The Victory Wreath of Hyrcanus I | Ido Noy | 7/2012 | 31–42 |
Head Decoration Representations on Hasmonean and Herodian Coins | Ido Noy | 8/2013 | 39–53 |
The Small Denominations of Mattathias Antigonus: Die Classification and Interpretations | Isadore Goldstein and Jean-Philippe Fontanille | 8/2013 | 55–71 |
HELLENISTIC: Iturean | |||
The Coins of the Itureans | Daniel Herman | 1/2006 | 51–72 |
HELLENISTIC: General | |||
A late Hellenistic Lead Coinage from Gaza | Oliver D. Hoover | 1/2006 | 25–36 |
Jewish Coins found in Cyprus | Anne Destrooper | 1/2006 | 37–50 |
The X4 Hoard (Spain): Unveiling the Presence of Greek Coinages during the Second Punic War | Pere Paul Ripolles | 3/2008 | 51–64 |
The Coin Finds from Horbat Mazad | Moshe Fischer and Zvi Gur | 3/2008 | 95–116 |
Cleopatra at Ascalon: Recent Finds from the Leon Levy Expedition | Haim Gitler and Daniel M. Master | 5/2010 | 67–98 |
Zeus on Dora’s Coins | Rosa M. Motta | 6/2011 | 79–92 |
ROMAN: Herodian | |||
The Large Dated Coin of Herod the Great: The First Die Series | Jean-Philippe Fontanille and Donald T. Ariel | 1/2006 | 73–86 |
Divus of Augustus: The Influence of the Trials of Maiestas upon Pontius Pilate’s Coins | David M. Hoffeditz | 1/2006 | 87–96 |
Military helmet or Dioscuri Motif on Herod the Great’s Largest Coin? | David M. Jacobson | 2/2007 | 93–102 |
Who Minted the Jewish War’s Coins? | Uriel Rappaport | 2/2007 | 103–116 |
Yet Again on the Bronze Coins Minted at Gamla | Danny Syon | 2/2007 | 117–122 |
A Medallion of Agrippa II | David B. Hendin | 4/2009 | 57–62 |
A Burning Testimony: Two Bronze Hoards from the Time of the First Jewish Revolt | Gabriela Bijovsky | 4/2009 | 73–82 |
The Barbarous Coins of Judea | Jean-Philippe Fontanille | 5/2010 | 109–122 |
Preliminary Sequencing of Herod I’s Undated Coins Based on Alloy Changes over Time | David B. Hendin, Craig Lundstrom, Zachary White and Nathan W. Bower | 6/2011 | 93–103 |
Herod Philip: the First Jewish Portrait | Jean-Philippe Fontanille | 6/2011 | 105–119 |
Wife, Sister, or Daughter? | Andrew M. Burnett | 6/2011 | 121–125 |
A First Jewish Revolt Prutah Overstrike | Kenneth Miller | 6/2011 | 127–132 |
Countermarks on Small Judean Coins | Aaron J. Kogon | 7/2012 | 93–106 |
Seven Burnt Coins of the Last Years of the First Jewish Revolt | Jean-Philippe Fontanille | 7/2012 | 115–125 |
A Critical Examination of Two Undated Prutot of the First Jewish Revolt | David B. Hendin, Nathan W. Bower and Sean G. Parham | 8/2013 | 73–87 |
Iudaea Recepta | Gil Gambash, Haim Gitler, and Hannah M. Cotton | 8/2013 | 89–104 |
New Details and Notes on Some Minimi of Caesarea | Aaron J. Kogon | 8/2013 | 105–108 |
Herod the Great’s Royal Monogram | David M. Jacobson | 9/2014 | 95–101 |
“Out of the North the Evil Shall Break Forth”: Numismatic Evidence for the Besiegers in Jerusalem during the First Jewish Revolt? | Donald T. Ariel, Yuval Baruch and Irina Zilberbod | 9/2014 | 149–161 |
ROMAN: Nabatean | |||
More New Nabatean Lead Issues of Aretas IV | Oliver D. Hoover | 7/2012 | 107–114 |
ROMAN: Post-70 CE | |||
A New Countermark of the Fifth Legion | Stephen N. Gerson | 1/2006 | 97–100 |
Anti-Jewish Policy of the Roman Empire from Vespasian until Hadrian, in the Light of Numismatic Sources – Fact or Myth? | Jerzy Ciecielag | 1/2006 | 101–110 |
A Bronze Test Strike from the Bar Kochba Revolt | David B. Hendin | 1/2006 | 111–116 |
Deities from Egypt on the Coins of the Southern Levant | Laurent Bricault | 1/2006 | 123–136 |
Echoes of “Judaea Capta”: The Nature of Domitian’s Coinage of Judea and Vicinity | David B. Hendin | 2/2007 | 123–130 |
A Newly Discovered Bar Kokhba Small Silver Overstruck on a Judea Capta Denar | Stephen N. Gerson | 2/2007 | 131–132 |
A Numismatic Update on the Northwestern Border of the Territory Controlled by Bar Kokhba Rebels | David Amit and Gabriela Bijovsky | 2/2007 | 133–136 |
AION: A Cosmic Allegory on a Coin from Tyre | Gabriela Bijovsky | 2/2007 | 143–156 |
Reflection of Religious Sensitivities on Palestinian City Coinage | Alla Kushnir-Stein | 3/2008 | 125–136 |
Coin Finds and the Question of the Conquest of Jerusalem by Bar Kokhba | Yehoshua Zlotnik | 3/2008 | 137–146 |
Ships on Roman Provincial Coins in the Southern Levant: Voyages on the River Styx | Zvi Uri Ma’oz | 3/2008 | 147–162 |
Coins of Bar Kokhba: The Temple Water-Drawing Ceremony and the Holiday of Succot | Gary M. Fine | 4/2009 | 83–93 |
Coins of Tiberias with Asclepius and Hygieia and the Question of the City’s Colonial Status | Alla Kushnir-Stein | 4/2009 | 94–108 |
Three Small Coins (minimi) from Caesarea Maritima | Shai Hendler and Lionel Holland | 6/2011 | 133–134 |
A Rare Aureus of Antoninus Pius at Bethsaida | Rami Arav and Carl Savage | 6/2011 | 135–138 |
Who is standing Above the Lions in Ascalon? | Ronit Palistrant Shaik | 7/2012 | 127–146 |
Two Hoards from Khirbat Wadi Ḥamam and the Scope of the Bar Kokhba Revolt | Uzi Leibner and Gabriela Bijovsky | 8/2013 | 109–134 |
New Evidence for the 1889 ‘Hebron’ Hoard of Bar Kokhba Silver | Edward L. Mason and Paolo Visonà | 9/2014 | 163–172 |
The Coin Hoard from Caesarea Maritima and the 363 CE Earthquake | Kate Raphael and Gabriela Bijovsky | 9/2014 | 173–191 |
ROMAN: General | |||
Tyrian Shekels and Half Shekels with Unpublished Dates from the ‘Isifya Hoard in the Kadman Numismatic Pavilion | Cecilia Meir | 3/2008 | 117–124 |
Tyrian Sheqels from the ‘Isfiya Hoard, Part One | Cecilia Meir | 4/2009 | 63–72 |
Military Units of Mark Antony and Lucius Verus: Numismatic Recognition of Distinction | Fernando López Sánchez | 5/2010 | 123–138 |
Tyrian Sheqels from the ‘Isfiya Hoard, Part Two | Cecilia Meir | 5/2010 | 143–149 |
Tyrian Sheqels from the ‘Isfiya Hoard, Part Three: ‘Crude Style’ | Cecilia Meir | 7/2012 | 25–30 |
Tyrian Sheqels from the ‘Isfiya Hoard, Part Four: Half Sheqels | Cecilia Meir | 8/2013 | 31–37 |
Tyrian Sheqels as Savings: A New Perspective on the Ramat Raḥel Hoard |
Tom Buijtendorp | 8/2013 | 25–30 |
Tyrian Sheqels from the ʽIsfiya Hoard, Part Five: Half Sheqels with Unclear Dates, ‘Crude Style’ Half Sheqels and Augustan Imperial Denars |
Cecilia Meir | 9/2014 | 103–107 |
Two Coin Hoards from Underground Complexes at Nesher-Ramla Quarry | Yoav Farhi and Alexander Melamed | 9/2014 | 109–131 |
BYZANTINE | |||
A Hoard of Byzantine Solidi from the Deir ‘Aziz Synagogue | Nili Ahipaz | 2/2007 | 157–166 |
The Byzantine ‘Eagle’ countermark – Re-attributed from Egypt to Palestine | Wolfgang Schulze | 4/2009 | 113–120 |
A Mid-Fourth Century Purse Hoard from the Roman Auxiliary Fort at Yotvata | Nathan T. Elkins | 6/2011 | 139–146 |
The L812 Trench Deposit inside the Synagogue and the Isolated Finds of Coins in Capernaum, Israel: A Comparison of the Two Groups | Ermanno A. Arslan | 6/2011 | 147–162 |
From Carthage to the Holy Land: The ‘Palm Tree’ Nummus | Gabriela Bijovsky | 6/2011 | 163–173 |
A Byzantine Gold Hoard from Reḥob (H. Parwa) | Gabriela Bijovsky | 7/2012 | 147–158 |
Note on Two Types of Lead Currency from Late Roman/Early Byzantine Palestine (Fifth Century CE) | Yoav Farhi | 8/2013 | 135–141 |
A Byzantine Hoard of Gold Coins from Ashqelon, Barnea B–C Neighborhood | Gabriela Bijovsky, Deborah Sandhaus and Ianir Milevski | 9/2014 | 193–211 |
EARLY ISLAMIC | |||
The End of Umayyad Coinage in Southern Bilad al-Sham | Nikolaus Schindel | 1/2006 | 137–150 |
An Exceptional Nizari Isma’ili Coinage at Baniyas | Ariel Berman | 2/2007 | 167–172 |
An Exotic Ayyubid Issue | Issa M. Baidoun | 2/2007 | 173–178 |
Islamic Coins and their Catalogues III: The Ikhshidids | David J. Wasserstein | 4/2009 | 121–134 |
The Copper Coins of the Mamlūk Sultan al-Malik al-Mansūr Lājīn (r. AH 696-698/1297-1299 CE) | Robert Kool and Warren C. Schultz | 4/2009 | 135–144 |
Amuletic Bronze Rings from the Arab-Byzantine Transitional Period | Nitzan Amitai-Press and L. Alexander Wolfe | 6/2011 | 175–186 |
A Fātimid Coin Die from Israel | Yoav Farhi | 6/2011 | 187–190 |
Countermarks on Umayyad Post-Reform Copper Coins | Nikolaus Schindel | 7/2012 | 159–166 |
CRUSADER | |||
From the Horse’s Mouth: Re-Dating the Anonymous Tvrris Davit Issue | Robert Kool | 1/2006 | 151–156 |
Crusader Numismatics: How Immobilized Types are Classified, How Chronologies are Revised and Verified, and How Coins are Attributed to Their Mints | D. Michael Metcalf | 3/2008 | 175–188 |
An Unrecorded Bohemian Saint Christopher Penny from Montmusard, Acre | Robert Kool, Borys Paszkiewicz and Edna J. Stern | 8/2013 | 143–158 |
An Unknown Token of the Commune of Genoa in Thirteenth-Century ‘Akko | Adolfo Eidelstein and Danny Syon | 8/2013 | 159–163 |
MANY PERIODS | |||
Coins from Cliff Shelters and Hiding Complexes in Galilee and their Historical and Archaeological Significance | Yinon Shivtiel and Nili Ahipaz | 9/2014 | 133–147 |
LATE MEDIEVAL TO PRESENT | |||
The Hugo Wennagel Hoard, August 25/26, 1941 – December 7, 2003 | Danny Goldman | 1/2006 | 157–166 |
A Hoard from the First World War from the Area of Beer Sheva | Ariel Berman | 4/2009 | 145–158 |
The Inscriptions on Modern Palestinian and Israel Currency | Neryahu A. Shneydor | 4/2009 | 159–172 |
The Tel ‘Akko hoard of Venetian Torneselli | Julian Baker | 5/2010 | 151–159 |
Tokens for Shehita and Miqve from Samarkand | Ruth Jacoby | 5/2010 | 161–166 |
A Jewish Pseudo-Coin of Yehoshua Bin Nun, Ephrati | Ira Rezak | 7/2012 | 181–190 |
Islamic Coins and their Catalogues IV: Ḥandusis | David J. Wasserstein | 8/2013 | 165–173 |
TECHNOLOGY | |||
Judean Perspectives of Ancient Mints and Minting Technology | Donald T. Ariel | 7/2012 | 43–80 |
Were Jewish Coins Struck on Attached Strips of Flans? | Yehoshua Zlotnik | 7/2012 | 81–92 |
Mamlūk Minting Techniques: The Manufacture of Dirham Flans, 1250–1412 | Warren C. Schultz | 8/2013 | 175–183 |
SCALE WEIGHTS | |||
The City-Goddess on the Weight Of Ascalon | Alla Kushnir-Stein | 1/2006 | 117–122 |
Two Lead Weights from the Colony of Caesarea Maritima | Alla Kushnir-Stein | 2/2007 | 137–142 |
A Provincial Weight from after the Monetary Reform of 538 CE | Bruno Callegher | 3/2008 | 163–174 |
An Unusual Lead Weight of 22 grammata | Lionel Holland | 4/2009 | 109–112 |
Coins as Scale Weights | Yigal Ronen | 5/2010 | 139–142 |
Inscribed Hellenistic Weights of Palestine | Alla Kushnir-Stein | 6/2011 | 35–59 |
Mediaeval Islamic Copper-Alloy Money Weights from Bilād al-Shām | Tony Goodwin | 7/2012 | 167–180 |
The Weight Standards of the Hellenistic Levant, Part One — The Evidence of the Syrian Scale Weights | Gérald Finkielsztejn | 9/2014 | 61–94 |
A Group of Ottoman Dirhem Weights | Lionel Holland | 9/2014 | 213–219 |
GENERAL | |||
The History of the Israel Numismatic Society | Arie Kindler | 2/2007 | 5–16 |
BOOK REVIEWS | |||
The Coinage of Philistia of the Fifth and Fourth Centuries BC. A Study of the Earliest Coins of Palestine, by H. Gitler and O. Tal |
François de Callatay (reviewer) |
1/2006 | 167–169 |
Les villages dans l’empire byzantin, by J. Lefort, C. Morrisson and J.-P. Sodini (eds.) |
Gabriel Bijovsky (reviewer) |
1/2006 | 169–173 |
The Third Side of the Coin, by Y. Meshorer |
Cecilia Meir (reviewer) |
1/2006 | 173–175 |
The Coins and the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine Economy of Palestine, by Jane DeRose Evans |
Bruno Callegher (reviewer) |
2/2007 | 179–186 |
Coins of the Seleucid Empire from the Collection of Arthur Houghton, Part II, by Oliver Hoover |
Danny Syon (reviewer) |
3/2008 | 189–191 |
Cafarnao IX. Monete dall’area urbana di Cafarnao (1968-2003), by Bruno Callegher. Les Trésors monétaires Byzantines des Balkans et d’Asie Mineure (491-713), by Cécile Morrisson, Vladislav Popović and Vujadin Ivanišević |
Gabriela Bijovsky (reviewer) |
3/2008 | 192–199 |
Arab-Byzantine Coins. An Introduction, with a catalogue of the Dumbarton Oaks collection, by C. Foss |
Bruno Callegher (reviewer) |
4/2009 | 173–178 |
Sylloge Nummorum Sasanidarum Israel, by Nikolaus Schindel |
Stuart D. Sears (reviewer) |
5/2010 | 167–173 |
Coin Hoards. Vol. X. Greek Hoards, by Oliver D. Hoover, Andrew Meadows and Ute Wartenberg-Kagan (eds.) |
François de Callataÿ (reviewer) |
6/2011 | 191–195 |
The Coins of Herod. A Modern Analysis and Die Classification, by Donald T. Ariel and Jean-Philippe Fontanille |
Achim Lichtenberger (reviewer) |
7/2012 | 191–194 |
Handbook of Syrian Coins. Royal and Civic Issues. Fourth to First Centuries BC, by Oliver D. Hoover Handbook of Coins of the Southern Levant. Phoenicia, Southern Koile Syria Iincluding Judaea), and Arabia. Fifth to First Centuries BC, by Oliver D. Hoover |
Rachel Barkay (reviewer) |
7/2012 | 195–197 |