The Coinage of Heraclea Lucaniae

Foreword
Introduction

Evidence for the Chronology of the Coins
Group A: ca. 433-400 B.C.
Group B: ca. 400-330 B.C.
Group C: ca. 433-330 B.C.
Group D: ca. 334-330 B.C.
Group E: ca. 334 to the early 3rd century B.C.
Group F: ca. 290-280 B.C.
Group G: ca. 281-278 B.C. (Early Pyrrhic Period)
Group H: ca. 278-276 B.C. (Middle Pyrrhic Period)
Group I: ca. 276-250 B.C. (Late Pyrrhic Period and beyound)
Group J: ca. 281 B.C. through the early 1st century B.C.

Type Catalogue:
Group A: ca. 433-400 B.C. - Stater types 1-22
- Diobol types 23-40
- Pentonkion? type 41
Group B: ca. 400-330 B.C
- Stater types 42-52
Group C: ca. 433-330 B.C.
- Diobol types 53-77
Group D: ca. 334-330 B.C.
- Diobol type 78
Group E: ca. 334 to the early 3rd century B.C.
- Stater type 79 (on Corinthian standard)
- Stater types 80-86
Group F: ca. 290-280 B.C.
- Stater type 87
Group G: ca. 281-278 B.C. (Early Pyrrhic Period)
- Stater types 88-113
- Drachm types 114-123
- Gold quarter-stater type 124 (on Attic standard)
- Diobol types 125-128
- Pentonkion? type 129
Group H: ca. 278-276 B.C. (Middle Pyrrhic Period)
- Stater type 130
Group I: ca. 276-250 B.C. (Late Pyrrhic Period and beyound)
- Stater types 131-168
Group J: ca. 281 B.C. through the early 1st century B.C.
- Bronze types 139-176

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