[...]... Cat 16, j Cat 16,k Cat 16,l Cat 16,m Cat 16,n Cat 16,o Cat 16,p Cat 16,q Cat 16,r Cat 16,s Cat 16,t Cat 16,u Cat 16,v Cat 16,w Cat 16,x Cat 16,y Cat 16,z Cat 16,aa Cat 16,bb Cat 16,cc Cat 16,dd Cat 16,ee Cat 16, ff Cat 16,gg Cat 16,hh Cat 16,ii Cat 17,a Cat 17,b Cat 17,c Cat 17,d Cat 17,e Cat 17, f Cat 17,g Cat 17,h Cat 17,i Cat 17, j Cat 17,k Cat 17,l Cat 17,m Cat 17,n Cat 17,o Cat 17,p Cat 17,q Cat... 9,m Cat 276 (C 1742) Histiaia Cat 282 (C 137) Histiaia Cat 284 (C 195) Histiaia Cat 286 (C 319) Histiaia Cat 293 (C 2707) Histiaia Cat 297 (C 903) Athens Cat 298 (C 2853) Athens Cat 299 (C 155) Athens Cat 300 (C 3316) Athens Cat 301 (C 925) Athens Cat 304 (C 3879) [Eleusis] Cat 305 (C 1485) Athens Cat 306 (C 1647) Athens Cat 310 (C 2850) Athens Cat 316 (C 2457) Athens Cat 323 (C 1600) Athens Cat 326... 1796) Athens Cat 336 (C 2804) Athens Cat 345 (C 1585) Athens Cat 352 (C 2964) Athens Cat 355 (C 3803) Athens Cat 356 (C 1950) Athens Cat 357 (C 896) Athens Cat 360 (C 2884) Salamis Cat 361 (C 4063) Salamis Cat 366 (C 1684) Megara Cat 369 (C 3635) Megara Cat 370 (C 3423) Megara Cat 371 (C 905) Aigina Cat 372 (C 843) Aigina Cat 373 (C 1649) Aigina Cat 374 (C 2952) Aigina Cat 375 (C 2963) Aigina Cat 376... about the site, and about the use of coins in general Naturally, at the heart of the publication lies the catalogue.Just as important,however,as detailing the coins is the interpretation of what they can tell us Archaeonumismatics, the cooperation of archaeology and numismatics to reach conclusions neither could arrive at alone, is illustrated by a number of studies of the coins which put them into the. .. 954) Philip II Cat 56 (C 1815) Philip II Cat 57 (C 3727) Philip II Cat 58 (C 3949) Philip II Cat 60 (C 160) Alexander III Cat 61 (C 175) Alexander III Cat 64 (C 441) Alexander III Cat 71 (C 337) Alexander III Cat 72 (C 1417) Alexander III Cat 73 (C 2262) Alexander III Cat 74 (C 2495) Alexander III Cat 76 (C 2784) Alexander III Cat 78 (C 3858) Alexander III Cat 79 (C 1700) Alexander III Cat 82 (C 2584)... in the text, but it may provide a service to explain them briefly here as well The earliest use of the site in a numismatic context was in that period which we commonly refer to as the Archaic-Classical By this term we mean to call to mind the period extending from the traditional date of the founding of the Nemean Games Because the excavations of the past quarter-century at Nemea have revealed that the. .. Cat 185 (C 575) Phokian League Cat 189 (C 1775) Phokian League Cat 190 (C 2945) Boiotian League Cat 191 (C 2860) Boiotian League Cat 209 (C 2883) Boiotian League Cat 216 (C 2734) Lebadeia Cat 217 (C 1951) Tanagra Cat 218 (C 1177) Tanagra Cat 219 (C 1937) Tanagra Cat 220 (C 3244) Thebes Cat 221 (C 1401) Thebes Cat 222 (C 1548) Thebes Cat 227 (C 980) Thebes Cat 229 (C 2279) Thebes Cat 231 (C 1980) Thebes... meters from the west side of that square The first arabic number to the right of the dash locates the north-south square, and the number following the slash specifies the number of meters from the north side of that square For example, the notation K/12–18/3 indicates a findspot in the 20-meter square K 18,and more precisely in the 12th meter from the west of that square and the 3rd meter from the north... (1973–1995) of excavation thousands of coins appeared which, when added to the hundreds from earlier excavations in the 1920’s and 1960’s, provided an impressive sum and selection of numismatic material Of the 4,100 total coins, about 2,100 are “Classical”—that is,from the early Greek issues to the Roman issues of Constantine the Great and of Licinius II.These coins provide the raw material and inspiration for... Stephen G Miller, Excavations at Nemea, 1976,” Hesperia 46 (1977) 1–26 Hesperia 1978 = Stephen G Miller, Excavations at Nemea, 1977,” Hesperia 47 (1978) 58–88 Hesperia 1979 = Stephen G Miller, Excavations at Nemea, 1978,” Hesperia 48 (1979) 73–103 Hesperia 1980 = Stephen G Miller, Excavations at Nemea, 1979,” Hesperia 49 (1980) 178–205 Hesperia 1981 = Stephen G Miller, Excavations at Nemea, 1980,” . 2457) Athens 7,w Cat. 323 (C 1600) Athens 8,a Cat. 326 (C 1796) Athens 8,b Cat. 336 (C 2804) Athens 8,c Cat. 345 (C 1585) Athens 8,d Cat. 352 (C 2964) Athens 8,e Cat. 355 (C 3803) Athens 8, f Cat 155) Athens 7,p Cat. 300 (C 3316) Athens 7,q Cat. 301 (C 925) Athens 7,r Cat. 304 (C 3879) [Eleusis] 7,s Cat. 305 (C 1485) Athens 7,t Cat. 306 (C 1647) Athens 7,u Cat. 310 (C 2850) Athens 7,v Cat series of final pub- lications of the excavations at Nemea conducted by the University of California, Berkeley. It consists of a presentation and discussion of the coins discovered at Nemea through