CORDIS Project
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This project investigates the chemical composition of silver coins from Classical antiquity to understand their monetary strategies and economic implications. By analyzing samples from within the coins, it aims to provide accurate insights into the fiscal health of states and the impact of currency on trade and imperia…
Silver coinage formed the backbone of state finance in Classical antiquity.
The fineness and quality of a coinage is often taken by historians to be a comment on the fiscal health of the issuing state, yet very little is really known about its fineness and chemical composition, and many of the existing analyses are inadequate to answer key questions.
Samples for analysis are commonly taken from the surfaces, or from just beneath the surfaces, of silver coins, and these are not representative of…
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United Kingdom, Liverpool
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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