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Schweizerische Numismatische Rundschau, 96, 2017-2018, p. 23-34, 2018
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Revue Belge de Numismatique, 2018
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Abstract – Archaeological excavations conducted at Nempont-Saint-Firmin (Pas-de-Calais, F) by Archéopole in 2009/2010 produced evidence of five successive phases of occupation, from the Late Iron Age to the Medieval period. is paper deals with the finds that can be assigned to the first three phases, in particular the 807 coins from excavation and survey work. Aer brief occupation in the Late Iron Age (phase i, around 60/30 bc), a settlement developed in Late Antiquity on both sides of a road (phase ii, around 290/300-320 ad). e next phase included a cemetery and an extensive waste dump (us 1001), which was sealed by a phase iii layer of black earth (us 1003). e finds from the waste dump, which was closed by c.420, raise the problem of a chronological discrepancy between the pottery and the coins. Most of the pottery in the dump is dated to between 380 and 400, but the 311 coins belong to a more heterogeneous assemblage with evidence of two distinct phases of activity, the first between 335/340 and 375/380 and the second from 395/400 to 420. e presence of 102 aes 3 struck between 364 and 378 has provided an opportunity to look at the monetary propaganda of the Valentinian period. Considered alongside the 38 aes 4 of the eodosian era struck between 388 and 402 the coins also give a valuable insight into the impact of Italian mints on the Gallic coin pool, confirming a recent hypothesis about its increased share of the coin supply during the 5th century. Combined analysis of the coins alongside the other finds has led to the identification of a hitherto unknown centre of power at Nempont-Saint-Firmin that probably hosted Roman civil servants and soldiers, as indicated by the presence of militaria (belt-fittings, cingula, crossbow brooches, axes and spears) and by the faunal remains. is new site may have played a part in the military organisation of the litus Saxonicum.