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Craftsmen and coins: signed dies in the Iranian world (third to the fifth centuries AH)
Denkschriften der philosophisch-historischen Klasse 423. Band
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Craftsmen and coins: signed dies in the Iranian world (third to the fifth centuries AH)
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ISBN-13
978-3-7001-6959-8
ISBN-13 Online
978-3-7001-7162-1
Subject Area
Quality review
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Preliminaries
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Acknowledgements
5
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Table of Contents
7
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Introduction
8
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Signed dies in the Iranian world and beyond
12
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Dirham die production in the caliphal period
19
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The coinage of the Iranian successor states
26
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The first die signer: mujīb in northern afghanistan (293/905–302/914)
37
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Al-Ḥārith (also known as mujīb)’s career in nīshāpūr (313/295–339/950)
53
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Al-Ḥasan b. muḥammad: the early years in the Jibāl region of northern Iran (335/946–352/963)
66
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Al-Ḥasan b. muḥammad: the later years in the Jibāl, Ṭabaristān and arrajān (352/963 to the mid-360s)
72
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Muḥammad: die-engraver in kākwayhid Iṣfahān (413/1022–421/1030)
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Conclusions: from mass production to local craft
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Bibliography
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Estimates of annual die usage in selected sāmānid and būyid mints
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Provenance of illustrated coins
117
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Umayyad dirhams (plates 1–2); ʿabbasid dirhams (plate 3)
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