RAMPILLON 1983 1

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Location

City

Rampillon

County

Seine-et-Marne

Region

Île-de-France

Country

France

Lat/Long/Alt

48.55 / 3.067 / 138.97 view

Location details

Centred on village/city

Find spot comment

The hoard was found at Étang des Marnières.

Information

7067

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Hoard name

RAMPILLON 1983 1

Data type

Hoard?

Date of discovery (from)

Sep 1983

(to)

Oct 1983

Total number of coins

Summary

The hoard comprised numerous fragments of silvered copper-alloy tableware accompanied by 21 sestertii and antoniniani (radiates) from Trajan to Philip I (AD 244-249). TAF interprets it as a deposit of scrap metal intending for recycling.

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Discovery method

Unknown
Land Use

Unknown
Closing reign (earliest)

Philip I
Terminal year (earliest)

244
Closing reign (latest)

Philip I
Terminal year (latest)

249
Opening year (earliest)

98
Opening year (latest)

117
Coin-level data

Not available

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Numismatic rating

Fair
Context rating

Poor
Findspot rating

Poor

Site class

Rural

Context

Uncertain

Objects belonging to this hoard

Tableware
The hoard was found with 'numerous fragments of silvered copper-alloy tableware or plates.' These were interpreted as being items of scrap metal intended for recycling.

References

Reference

TAF IX

Ref

no. 31 (Seine-et-Marne)

P. Walton (6.4.16). Updated by C. Gazdac (Sep. 2020).

Coin Hoards
of the Roman Empire

RAMPILLON 1983 1

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Objects belonging to this hoard

Tableware
The hoard was found with 'numerous fragments of silvered copper-alloy tableware or plates.' These were interpreted as being items of scrap metal intended for recycling.

References

Coin Hoardsof the Roman Empire

RAMPILLON 1983 1

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Objects belonging to this hoard

Tableware The hoard was found with 'numerous fragments of silvered copper-alloy tableware or plates.' These were interpreted as being items of scrap metal intended for recycling.

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Coin Hoards
of the Roman Empire

Tableware
The hoard was found with 'numerous fragments of silvered copper-alloy tableware or plates.' These were interpreted as being items of scrap metal intended for recycling.