RAVNA 1983

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Location

City

Ravna [Равна]

Address

Kuline, Gradište

County

Zaječar [Зајечар]

Region

Southern and Eastern Serbia [Јужна и источна Србија]

Country

Serbia

Ancient place

Timacum Minus

Lat/Long/Alt

43.638 / 22.261 / 205.27 view

Location details

Centred on field

Find spot comment

In the military fort in the foundation, beneath the floor.

Information

2784

Permalink

https://chre.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/hoard/2784

Hoard name

RAVNA 1983

Alternative names

TIMACVM MINVS; Равна

Data type

Hoard

Date of discovery (from)

(to)

1983

Total number of coins

187

Summary

187 denarii found with a ceramic vessel in the foundation, beneath a floor of the fortress: Vespasian - Maximinus I Thrax (AD 235-238).

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Discovery method

Controlled archaeological investigation
Land Use

Archaeological site
Closing reign (earliest)

Maximinus I Thrax
Terminal year (earliest)

235
Closing reign (latest)

Maximinus I Thrax
Terminal year (latest)

238
Opening year (earliest)

69
Opening year (latest)

79
Coin-level data

Entered

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Numismatic rating

Excellent
Context rating

Good
Findspot rating

Good

Site class

Military

Context

Fort

Depositional context

Floor

Period

Roman
End period

Early Medieval

Containers belonging to this hoard

Cooking pot

Covered by another broken ceramic vessel.

References

Reference

Kondić, V. - 1983 - A Finding of Denarii at the Fortress of Ravna

Ref

51-76

Reference

GĂZDAC 2010

Comment

GAZDAC 2010 CD-ROM/Catalogues/Hoards/Moesia Superior_RAVNA

Updated by C. Gazdac (Oct. 2016; Dec. 2021); coin-level data provided by M. Ball (Dec. 21)

Coin Hoards
of the Roman Empire

RAVNA 1983

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Containers belonging to this hoard

Cooking pot

Covered by another broken ceramic vessel.

References

Coin Hoardsof the Roman Empire

RAVNA 1983

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Containers belonging to this hoard

Cooking pot

Covered by another broken ceramic vessel.

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