Sur les monnaies byzantines trouvées en Chine

François Thierry · Cécile Morrisson

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Eurasian Exchange Networks Byzantine Studies and History Medieval History and Crusades

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Summary. — List of the 27 Byzantine coins, imitations or bractéates of Byzantine inspiration, found in China. The historical and archaeological setting of their discovery is outlined, pointing to a limited circulation and hoarding in the metropolitan areas of Northern China. A commentary on diplomatic and economic relations between China and Byzantium stresses their limited nature compared with the importance of the exchanges with the Sasanian Empire.

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