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Verlorenen Teile des Polyptychon aus Lusina

Verlorenen Teile des Polyptychon aus Lusina

Zwei Flachreliefs, die ursprünglich zu einem spätgotischen Altarretabel (sog. Polyptychon aus Lusina) gehörten, gelten als Kriegsverluste des Nationalmuseums in Kraków. Das Ziel des Projekts, das im Rahmen des Programms „Badanie polskich strat wojennych“ („Erforschung polnischer Kriegsverluste“) realisiert wird, ist es, die Ergebnisse der technologischen Untersuchungen erhaltener Flügel des Polyptychons einem breiten Publikum zur Verfügung zu stellen.
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Regulated Roman Coins and Their Imitations from India: Did Roman Coins Circulate as Money in the Subcontinent?


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https://doi.org/10.52800/ajst.1.a.11

Abstrakt: This paper focuses on a relatively unknown group of published and unpublished Roman gold coins and their imitations from India with a large gold plug placed behind the head of an emperor. This phenomenon was briefly discussed by Peter Berghaus, who rightly noticed that the size of the filling on those coins suggests that the purpose for placing such material into the hole was different than simply the repair of a piercing made previously for a piece of jewellery. He considers the possibility that the holes were made in order to check whether those coins were plated or not and were later refilled with gold so that the coins could return to the money market. I would like to present a different explanation of this phenomenon. I would argue that those coins were perforated and plugged in order to adjust their weight. Such an adjustment let them be used as money in the Subcontinent. Similar phenomena from various parts of the world and time periods constitute the key to understand the purpose of plugging those coins and those analogies are examined in this paper as well.
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“CULTURE BEYOND BORDERS” | “კულტურა საზღვრებს მიღმა”

“CULTURE BEYOND BORDERS” | “კულტურა საზღვრებს მიღმა”

“CULTURE BEYOND BORDERS” | “კულტურა საზღვრებს მიღმა” - the Polish-Georgian museum collaboration project

The core assumption of the project is the preparation and implementation of the “Cultural Institution Management Academy” program which will make it possible to create a platform for exchange of experience and best practices between Polish and Georgian cultural institutions. The project will enable to share knowledge about standards which have been developed, solutions for strategic operational areas for museums, museum management processes and the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage.
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