ceca de Ilduro

Prof. Alejandro G. Sinner holds a B.A. degree in History, and M.A. degree in Archaeology and a Ph.D. in Society and Culture (2014) from the University of Barcelona. He is currently an Assistant Professor in Roman Art and Archaeology in the Department of Greek and Roman Studies at the University of Victoria. Prof. Sinner’s research focuses on the social and cultural history of Roman Spain and the western provinces. His main research lines include Iberian Numismatics and epigraphy, identity construction, cultural change, and pre-Roman languages in the Iberian Peninsula. Despite being at an early stage in his academic career, Prof. Sinner’s publication record includes two books and over a dozen articles in national and international journals. Since 2006 he has been involved in the excavations of the ancient site of Ilduro in Cabrera de Mar (Catalonia) where he is currently directing a research project and leading an international archaeological field school.

• PRÓLOGO ; 1 INTRODUCCIÓN ; 2 HISTORIOGRAFÍA DE LA CECA ; 3 UBICACIÓN DE LA CECA ; 4 LA LEYENDA ; 5 TIPOLOGÍA ; 6 ASPECTOS TÉCNICOS DE LA PRODUCCIÓN ; 7 METROLOGÍA Y DENOMINACIONES ; 8 PRODUCCIÓN Y VOLUMEN DE EMISIÓN ; 9 DISPERSIÓN ; 10 CRONOLOGÍA Y ORDENACIÓN DE LAS EMISIONES ; 11 CONCLUSIONES ; SUMMARY ; BIBLIOGRAFÍA ; CATÁLOGO ; LÁMINAS

This monograph is undoubtedly a fundamental contribution that goes beyond the study of an Iberian mint to offer an in-depth analysis of the evolution of indigenous monetary issues in their final period. - Víctor Revilla (2018): PYRENAE