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<p>[QUOTE="DonnaML, post: 7816203, member: 110350"]I suppose the reason why there's been so much effort expended towards dating the PTOL- series of Tralleis cistophoric tetradrachms -- work that was already ongoing when BMC 22 Lydia was published in 1901, as well as when Pinder was published in 1856, and has continued up to the present day -- as compared to other cistophori of Tralleis, is that the PTOL- series bears dates (1-9), and the others don't. It must be irresistible to try to establish when the dates began (just as it has for the dated cistophori of Ephesus) -- and. in the case of Tralleis, why they ended so quickly. The most recent theory of a "Sullan Era," reflected in our posts above, seems to work very well and has apparently been generally accepted in academia, but hasn't even begun to penetrate the consciousness of most dealers and collectors. And who knows if some different theory may take hold at some future time, based on further discoveries?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="DonnaML, post: 7816203, member: 110350"]I suppose the reason why there's been so much effort expended towards dating the PTOL- series of Tralleis cistophoric tetradrachms -- work that was already ongoing when BMC 22 Lydia was published in 1901, as well as when Pinder was published in 1856, and has continued up to the present day -- as compared to other cistophori of Tralleis, is that the PTOL- series bears dates (1-9), and the others don't. It must be irresistible to try to establish when the dates began (just as it has for the dated cistophori of Ephesus) -- and. in the case of Tralleis, why they ended so quickly. The most recent theory of a "Sullan Era," reflected in our posts above, seems to work very well and has apparently been generally accepted in academia, but hasn't even begun to penetrate the consciousness of most dealers and collectors. And who knows if some different theory may take hold at some future time, based on further discoveries?[/QUOTE]
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