Subject index

Abstracts

INR 1 (2006)                                                   
INR 2 (2007)
INR 3 (2008)
INR 4 (2009)
INR 5 (2010)
INR 6 (2011)
INR 7 (2012)
INR 8 (2013)
INR 9 (2014)
INR 10 (2015)
INR 11 (2016)
INR 12 (2017)
INR 13 (2018)
INR 14 (2019)
lNR 15 (2020)
INR 16 (2021)
INR 17 (2022)
INR 18 (2023)


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About Israel Numismatic Research


The first numismatic journal published in Israel was sponsored by the Israel Medals and Coins Society, which published a Bulletin (Yediot Numismatiot Be-Yisraelידיעות נומיסמטיות בישראל) in Hebrew in February-March 1962. The editor was the energetic Leo Kadman, then president of the Israel Numismatic Society. Kadman produced four fascicles of the Bulletin. Upon Kadman’s untimely death on December 27, 1963, the Bulletin faltered, and its last fascicle was published in November 1964.
The Israel Numismatic Society (founded 1945) first published its Israel Numismatic Journal as a quarterly, in April 1963. Its first editorial board was headed by Michael Avi-Yonah. This Journal appeared for three years. After a hiatus of fifteen years, the Israel Numismatic Journal reappeared, in 1980, ostensibly as an annual. All edited by Prof. Dan Barag, this and nine subsequent volumes of the INJ have appeared since then.
During the hiatus, the Israel Numismatic Society published an internal quarterly in Hebrew, entitled Alon (עלון) and edited by Arie Kindler, which produced five numbers, between 1966 and 1974.
Research of the ancient, medieval and modern coinage of this region has become increasingly relevant to multi-disciplinary studies in fields such as archaeology, history and iconography. The title of the journal signals the Society’s wish to encourage comprehensive and innovative research in the field, by both Israeli and foreign numismatists.
The focus of Israel Numismatic Research is on coinages circulating in the southern Levant, from antiquity through to the modern era. Articles on medals, tokens, metrology, sealings and minor arts related to numismatics are also considered for inclusion, as well as book reviews.
The Israel Numismatic Society is indebted to the Founders of Israel Numismatic Researchwithout whose generosity the publication of the journal would not have been possible:

For Life Donors and INR Founder members (alphabetically): Private collector, NYC, Michel Bendenoun, Doug Berg, Harlan K. Berk, Gabriel Brener, David Cahn (in memory of Herbert Cahn), Gil and Lisa Chaya, Jay Galst, Stephen N. Gerson, David Hendin, Paul-Francis Jacquier, Aba Neeman, Jonathan Rosen, Steve Rubinger.

For Life Donors: Michel Amandry, Paul Bierman, Wolfgang Fischer-Bossert, Jared J. Clark, Jean-Philip Fontanille, Isadore Goldstein, John Jencek, David Jeselsohn, Frank L. Kovacs, George Krupp, Dan Laby, Michael J.P. Laurent, Hans-Cristoph von Mosch, Numismatica Ars Classica, Giovanni Paoletti, Fabrizio Rossini, Warren Schultz, Joseph Sermarini, Shanna Schmidt, Abraham Sofaer, David Sofer, Patrick Tan, Eugene and Elaine Zaveloff.

INR Founder Members: Herbert L. Kreindler, Ziv Zur.

        
                     Dr. Haim Gitler                                 Dr. Donald T. Ariel, Israel Antiquities Authority                
  President, Israel Numismatic Society                                              Editor