Maryse Blet-Lemarquand scite author profile

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Maryse Blet-Lemarquand

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Institut de Recherche sur les ArchéoMATériaux, University of Orléans

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Mineral soda alumina glass: occurence and meaning

Dussubieux

Gratuze²,

Blet-Lemarquand³

2010

Journal of Archaeological Science

128

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2001

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Analyses of glass tesserae from Kilise Tepe: New insights into an early Byzantine production technology

Neri

Jackson

O'Hea

et al. 2017

Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports

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The Byzantine Mint in Carthage and the Islamic Mint in North Africa. New Metallurgical Findings

Jonson¹,

Blet-Lemarquand²,

Morrisson³

2014

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Cet article rassemble les résultats antérieurs d’analyses des monnaies d’or byzantines et arabo-byzantines émises à Carthage et en Ifrikiya. On y ajoute les nouvelles mesures pratiquées par LA-ICP-MS sur 25 solidi de la BnF et 92 données de poids spécifique obtenues par T. Jonson sur les monnaies de nombreuses collections publiques. Les différentes méthodes utilisées sont comparées et les changements dans la composition métallique du monnayage africain avant et après la conquête arabe sont définis et commentés. On propose enfin une interprétation possible du processus de dévaluation qui affecta les premières séries de monnaies d’or émises en Afrique du Nord de ca. 79-84/ 698-703.

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