Israel Numismatic Research Published by the Israel Numismatic Society Volume 3 2008 Contents (original) (raw)
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This article provides an overview of numismatic findings from the archaeological site of Horbat Mazad, exploring seven layers of settlement from the Iron Age to the Middle Ages. It focuses on three specific historical phases, detailing 88 coins retrieved from the site that date back to these periods, contributing to our understanding of the socio-economic context of the region during antiquity.
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