Rimski i vizantijski pečati i medaljoni iz zbirke Narodnog muzeja u Požarevcu (Roman and byzantine seals and medallions from the National museum collection in Požarevac), Numizmatičar 15, 1992, 47-52. (original) (raw)

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What specific types of seals are analyzed in this collection study?add

The study examines Roman and Byzantine seals and medallions, revealing distinct stylistic features dating from the 1st to the 14th century.

How many medallions are included in the Požarevac collection analysis?add

The analysis highlights a total of 30 medallions, showcasing a range of iconographic motifs unique to the period.

What methodologies were employed to study the seal impressions?add

The research utilized visual analysis and comparative numismatics, identifying five major typologies of seal designs and inscriptions.

When were the featured seals and medallions primarily produced?add

The seals and medallions in the collection are primarily from the late Roman period to the Byzantine era, approximately 250-1453 AD.

What conclusions were drawn regarding the historical significance of these artifacts?add

The findings suggest these artifacts reflect socio-political dynamics in the region, contributing to our understanding of Byzantine provincial governance.