AII Iustinianus (687–692) solidus imitation from Andrid (Érendréd), Romania Cover Image
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Ein gefütterter Imitativsolidus des Iustinianus II. (687–692) von Andrid (Érendréd), Rumänien
AII Iustinianus (687–692) solidus imitation from Andrid (Érendréd), Romania

Author(s): Péter Somogyi, Attila Hago
Subject(s): Archaeology, 6th to 12th Centuries
Published by: Akadémiai Kiadó
Keywords: Solidus imitation; Langobards; money circulation; Byzantine coin;

Summary/Abstract: Andrid (Érendréd) is located in the Southwestern part of Satu-Mare county, to 23 km southwest to city of Carei (Nagykároly) along the road 108, in the Valley of Ier (Ér). This area is very rich in archaeological settlements. The village was first mentioned in 1398, as a territory of Endrédy family. From Andrid’s territory we know different archaeological finds from the Middle Neolitihic to the Late Medieval Period. The solidus imitation was find in the summer of 2009 by Cs. Tóth, on the left part of the road Andrid-Chereuşa, at Andrid-Legelő. He grands the finds to the Carei Local Museum. The goldplated solidus imitation can be dated on the Avaric period, at the 7th century A.D.

  • Issue Year: 64/2013
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 321-330
  • Page Count: 10
  • Language: German