AA.VV. The Numismatic Chronicle Vol. 149. London The Royal Numismatic Society 1989. Tela ed. con titolo in oro al dorso, pp. 283 - xxxviii. Tavv. 44 in b/n. Ottimo. Indice: Ashton, Richard: A series of Rhodian didrachms from the mid-third century BC ·» 1- 13, pl.1-5 Houghton, Arthur: The royal Seleucid mint of Soli ·» 15-32, pl.6-10 Schmitt-Korte, Karl / Cowell, Michael: Nabataean coinage - Part I. The silver content measured by X-ray fluorescence analysis ·» 33-58, pl.11-17 Levy, Brooks: Nero's 'Apollonia' series: the Achaean context ·» 59-68, pl.18-19 Kleiner, Fred: An arch of Domitian in Rome on the coins of Alexandria ·» 69-81, pl.20- 21 Munro-Hay, Stuart: The al-Madhāriba hoard of gold Aksumite and late Roman coins ·» 83-100, pl.22-29 Metcalf, Michael / Northover, Peter: Coinage alloys from the time of Offa and Charlemagne to c. 864 ·» 101-120, pl.30-31 Cook, Barrie: The royal household and the mint (1279-1399) ·» 121-13 Esty, Warren: Percentile plots and other methods of graphing coin weights ·» 135-147 NOTES Crawford, Michael H.: The Mugnano hoard ·» 14 Villaronga, Leandre: The Tangier hoard ·» 149-162, pl.32-41 Sellwood, David: New Parthian coin types ·» 162-168, pl.42 Butcher, Kevin: Two notes on Syrian silver of the third century AD ·» 169-172, pl.43 Bland, Roger: Two mid-fourth century coin hoards from North Africa ·» 173-190, pl.44 Mihailescu Bîrliba, Virgil: A late Roman hoard from Traian (Neamt, Rumania) ·» 191- 196 Bendall, Simon: Trebizond under the Gabrades again ·» 197, pl.43A REVIEW ARTICLES: Howgego, Chris: After the colt has bolted: a review of Amandry on Roman Corinth ·» 199-208 Clay, Curtis: The supply of bronze coins to Britain in the second century BC ·» 209- 224