MEASURING CHANGES IN THE EASE OF TRADE WITH ARCHAEOLOGICAL DATA: AN ANALYSIS OF COINS FOUND AT DURA EUROPUS IN SYRIA

John R. Clark

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Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Ancient Near East History

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Gravity model analysis of coins found at Dura Europus, in Roman Syria, indicates a sharp increase in the difficulty of trade between 235 and 253 A.D. This was caused either by political difficulties or changes in monetary policy. Residuals from the model imply a special link between Dura and northern Syria and suggest relatively little interaction with Phoenicia and Cilicia throughout the first three centuries A.D.

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