TY  - GEN
  - Woods, D.
  - 2015 September
  - Coinage and History in the Seventh Century Near East 4
  - Notes on Two Imperial Image Obverse Types: The Falconer and the Seated Couple
  - Archetype Publications
  - London, UK
  - Published
  - 1
  - Coinage Falconer Arab-Byzantine Sceatta Pseudo-Damascus Scythopolis Gerasa Phoenix Tyche
  - The ''falconer' on the obverse of a group of Arab-Byzantine coins attributed to the pseudo-Damascus mint derives from a depiction of a 4th-century emperor holding a phoenix-surmounted globe (as does the 'falconer' on Anglo-Saxon sceattas). The seated couple on the obverse of the Arab-Byzantine coins from Scythopolis may have been intended to depict the Tychai of Scythopolis and a second town, probably Gerasa.
  - Andrew Oddy, Ingrid Schulze and Wolfgang Schulze
  - 9781909492325
  - 137
  - 150
DA  - 2015 September/NaN
ER  - 

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   = {2015 September},
   = {Coinage and History in the Seventh Century Near East 4},
   = {Notes on Two Imperial Image Obverse Types: The Falconer and the Seated Couple},
   = {{Archetype Publications}},
   = {London, UK},
   = {Published},
   = {1},
   = {Coinage Falconer Arab-Byzantine Sceatta Pseudo-Damascus Scythopolis Gerasa Phoenix Tyche},
   = {{The ''falconer' on the obverse of a group of Arab-Byzantine coins attributed to the pseudo-Damascus mint derives from a depiction of a 4th-century emperor holding a phoenix-surmounted globe (as does the 'falconer' on Anglo-Saxon sceattas). The seated couple on the obverse of the Arab-Byzantine coins from Scythopolis may have been intended to depict the Tychai of Scythopolis and a second town, probably Gerasa.}},
   = {Andrew Oddy, Ingrid Schulze and Wolfgang Schulze},
   = {9781909492325},
  pages = {137--150},
  source = {IRIS}
}