Volume 12, 2022. (actes coll. "Coins for the Gods, Coins for the Merchants. Economy of the sacred compared to the economy of profane", Athènes, oct. 2019) -

- Coins and ancient cult places: from “archaeonumismatics” to “anthroponumismatics” (J.-M. Doyen)

- Coins as votive offerings in Greek sanctuaries: the case of the altar of Zeus on Mount Lykaion, Arcadia (L. De Angelo Laky)

- Coins from the Peloponnesian sanctuary of Zeus on Mt. Lykaion, Arcadia (T. Christofilou, E. Argyropolou)

- The coins from the sanctuaries of Trapeza and Profitis Ilias in Aigialeia (N.s Petropoulos)

- Ephodia: Athenian public payments for sacred ambassadors and some implications for monetary circulation in classical Greece (W. S. Bubelis)

- Dion: coins found at the sanctuaries of the sacred city of Macedonians (L. Pavlopoulou)

- Objectifying faith: managing a private sanctuary in Hellenistic Delos (V. Antoniadis)

- Lead tokens with Alexander III's portrait from the Adonis Kyrou Collection in the Numismatic Museum at Athens (E. Ralli)

- Coins in sacred spaces. The coin finds from Olympia, Delphi, Isthmia, and Nemea revisited (M. K. Kalisch)

- Coins for the gods, for the merchants – Or for both? Numismatic material from three sanctuaries of Pella (N. Akamatis)

- Coins for initiates and coins for commoners (G. Kakavas, C. Papageorgiadou)

- Lost or deposited? The coin finds from the Apollo Temple at Didyma (A. Tanriöver)

- Moneta, the memory of Roman coinage. The storage of dies (or coins) at the mint of Rome (S. Betjes)

- Coin finds from sacred places in Pautalia, Thracia: offeringe for health and fortune? (V. Grigorova-Gencheva, L. Grozdanova)

- Mercantilist thought in Byzantium (A. M. Feldman)

- Ancient coins on archaeological site maps: some provisional considerations (F. De Callataÿ)

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