Le commerce régional et international au Xe siècle en Syrie
D'après le trésor monétaire de Buseyra et d'autres trésors de l'époque
By (author) Alaa Aldin Al Chomari
Paperback (Published)
(July 2020)
ISBN: 9781789695298
8.07 x 11.46 inches
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This volume presents a study of the treasure of Buseyra, which is preserved in the museum of Deir az-Zour in Syria. These coins offer precious information, not only about a large number of mints but also about the periods and quantities of minting activity in the region.
The treasure of Buseyra is preserved in the museum of Deir az-Zour in Syria. The coins in the hoard cover a large period from the Sassanian Sovereign Khusro II (590/1-628) until the terminal date 331H/ 941. These coins offer precious information, not only about a large number of mints but about the periods and quantities of minting activity. This treasure is important because it is the first complete hoard of the 10th century discovered in the al-Djaz?ra area. According to Tomas Noonan, the Middle East and Central Asian hoards only amount to ten per cent of the treasures found in northern and eastern Europe and the Nordic countries. In comparing contemporaneous 10th-century silver hoards, and especially the relation between the numbers of coin dies and their representation of their products, we can obtain insights into the flows of money and the balance of payments for each area and each minting city. Alaa Aldin Al Chomari is a visiting scholar at the Forschungsstelle fur Islamische Numismatik, Tubingen University, developing a database for the recording of North Syrian coin finds in a project funded by the Gerda Henkel Foundation. Previously he was Professor of Islamic Archeology and History at the University of Aleppo and at the University of Damascus, Suwaida Branch.
Introduction Chapitre I 1. Histoire du site de Buseyra (?ar?isiya) 2. Structure du tresor 3. Cadre Historique 4. Les causes de la perte de ce tresor en 331H. 5. Les causes de l'enfouissement Chapitre II 1. Les monnaies du tresor de Buseyra jusqu'a l'an 331H/941 2. Les monnaies rares du tresor de Buseyra 3. Les fragments Chapitre III 1. Les ateliers monetaires du tresor de Buseyra 2. Repartition les ateliers du tresor de Buseyra par les provinces 3. Les coins d'al-Ra?ba 4. Comparaison des coins, entre les annees 317H. et 318H., des ateliers monetaires du tresor de Buseyra Chapitre IV Metrologie du tresor de Buseyra 1. Etat de conservation 2. Les poids Chapitre V Tresors monetaires des troisieme et quatrieme siecles de l'islam 1. Composition des tresors ?Abbasides du dixieme siecle apres J.-C. 2 Comparaison des 12 tresors presentes avec le tresor de Buseyra 3. La balance des paiements 4. Les repartitions chronologiques des monnaies dans les tresors de 10eme siecle AD 5. La diffusion de l'argent d'apres les trouvailles monetaires Chapitre VI Valeur financiere du tresor de Buseyra a l'epoque ?abbaside Conclusion Index de noms de personnes Index des noms de lieux Index de catalogue Catalogue Bibliographie, Introduction ;
Chapitre I ;
1. Histoire du site de Buseyra (Ḳarḳīsīya)2. Structure du trésor3. Cadre Historique4. Les causes de la perte de ce trésor en 331H5. Les causes de l’enfouissement Chapitre II ;
1. Les monnaies du trésor de Buseyra jusqu’à l’an 331H/9412. Les monnaies rares du trésor de Buseyra3. Les fragments Chapitre III ;
1. Les ateliers monétaires du trésor de Buseyra2. Répartition les ateliers du trésor de Buseyra par les provinces3. Les coins d’al-Raḥba4. Comparaison des coins, entre les années 317H. et 318H., des ateliers monétaires du trésor de Buseyra Chapitre IV ;
Métrologie du trésor de Buseyra1. État de conservation2. Les poids Chapitre V ;
Trésors monétaires des troisième et quatrième siècles de l’islam1. Composition des trésors ʿAbbāsides du dixième siècle après J.-C.2 Comparaison des 12 trésors présentés avec le trésor de Buseyra3. La balance des paiements4. Les répartitions chronologiques des monnaies dans les trésors de 10ème siècle AD5. La diffusion de l’argent d’après les trouvailles monétaires Chapitre VI ;
Valeur financière du trésor de Buseyra à l’époque ʿabbāside Conclusion ;
Index de noms de personnes ;
Index des noms de lieux ;
Index de catalogue ;
Catalogue ;
Bibliographie
Alaa Aldin Al Chomari is a visiting scholar at the Forschungsstelle für Islamische Numismatik, Tübingen University, developing a database for the recording of North Syrian coin finds in a project funded by the Gerda Henkel Foundation. Previously he was Professor of Islamic Archeology and History at the University of Aleppo and at the University of Damascus, Suwaida Branch.
- By (author) Alaa Aldin Al Chomari
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