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Shekel, he issued small bronze coins of prutah denomination from the prototype of

of a large number of coins (more than 300 irregular coins were examin

mint was in operation nearby. It has been shown that even a significant ancient mint

subset of the data. A die axis study of the irregular and corresponding standard issues was also conducted and is presented here for the fir

bce and ce. Coins of some of the Hasmonean rulers are not clearly classifiable as irregular or standard issues, but the selection shown here is representative of those that might be delineated as standard and irre

d); and/or (3) that there was less regulation of the materials in use at the main mints as well as at the irregular mints during this period i

Not a single ancient mint has yet been absolutely identified from excavations in ancient Judaea,10 Samaria, or the Galilee. However, unstruck flans, casting de- bris, and chalkstone flan molds for coins of Hasmonean or Herodian rulers have been found in excavations in the Cita

A summary of the major element percent composition data is presented in Table 1. Irregular coins exhibit signific

a short time. Sufficient bronze for such large series was not always available, and therefore small

in a poor area such as Judaea, bronze coinage wa

an suggested that "It seems much more likely that the 'imitated' coins were struck by Jewish detachments outside Jerusa- le

the classic anchor/double cornuco- pia typ

not as "money." However, there is no mention in the Talmud of illegitimate struck bronze coins, and this absence may be taken to suggest that the irregular bronze coins did no

This is a study of Judaean small bronze coins of both standard and irregular issues, but we can supplement it with other information that helps to shed light on the manufacturing of irregular coins in the ancie

because of the flourishing of culture

but it’s a possibility that this was built for Zeus and Athena

One of the most impressive site in Pergamon was the Pergamon Altar.

The Acropolis Theatre at Pergamum, Turkey

Britannica Academic, s.v. “Eumenes II,” accessed June 23, 2019.

Pergamon was an ancient Greek city located in Aeolis region, approximately 16 miles from the Aegean Sea in modern city Bergama, Turkey.  Aeolis was a region in the north western and western part of Asia Minor. 

Pergamon was an ancient Greek city located in Aeolis region, approximately 16 miles from the Aegean Sea in modern city Bergama, Turkey. 

Another famous site that was built during Attalid Dynasty was Theater of Pergamon, built during 3rd century BCE. The theater could seat for approximately 10,000 people, and it was the steepest theater in ancient history. Following is are images of the Theater of Pergamon.  It held space for about 10,000 people. It was the steepest of all ancient theaters. One thing that was unique about the theatre of Pergamon was it did not have a permanent stage.

After a few years, Pergamon rose to prominence under Lysimachus’ control, one of the Macedonian generals.

After the death of Alexander the Great (323 BCE), his empire was divided into parts by his generals.

One thing that played an role in helping us understand the history of Pergamon were inscriptions found in Pergamon. The inscriptions included information about Greek laws and regulations.

Following is are images of the Theater of Pergamon.

It was the steepest of all ancient theaters.

The Attalids wanted to show their power and importance to outside world by constructing many incredible buildings. And therefore, Pergamon became one of the culture center during Hellenstic period because of its many notable structures.

Following are images of the western side of Pergamon Altar that was reconstructed in the Pergamon Museum in Berlin. 

Pergamon was an ancient Greek city located in Aeolis region, approximately 16 miles from the Aegean Sea in modern city Bergama, Turkey.  Aeolis was a region in the north western and western part of Asia Minor.  Pergamon was first mentioned in c. 399 BCE as one of the final stops by Xenophon on his return to Greece.  At that time it was ruled by the descendants of an exiled Spartan general on behalf of the Persian Empire. After the death of Alexander the Great (323 BCE), his empire was divided into parts by his generals. After a few years, Pergamon rose to prominence under Lysimachus’ control, one of the Macedonian generals.  Philetaerus took over in 281 BCE and became the founder of the Attalid dynasty.  His family– the Attalid Dynasty–Eumenes I, Attalus I, Eumenes II, Attalus II and Atalus III continued to rule Pergamon from 281-133BC.  During Hellenstic Age, Pergamon became an important and famous city because of the flourishing of culture. Greek, Lycian, Carian, and Lydian were common languages spoken during Attalid Dynasty.

including woman and children

Celtic groups

where they were invited by the king of Bithynia in order to help him in a dynastic struggle against his brother.

The death of Mithridates VI in 63 BCE

His daughters whom were besides him were killed with posion, by their father

Pompeius

consisting of Roman and Italian merchants, slavetraders, and tax collectors; it was done by regular Anatolians, Greeks, Jews and other citizens of different cities.

and Pontus was invaded (Mark)

A Companion to the Hellenistic World. Malden

Mithridates VI and the Pontic Kingdom.

The Docimian Marble of the Ludovisi and Capitoline Gauls and Other Replicas of the Pergamene Dedications.

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