——  Things About  —— Ancient Coins

People arrive at these pages when they want to find out about myths and hairstyles.

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	The story of Medusa as shown on ancient coins. Snake-haired horror or lucky protector?
	Ancient Coins showing Athena's Aegis.
	The winged horse Pegasus on ancient coins.
	The Zoroastrian Fire Altar on Ancient Coins.
	Hairstyles of the Rich and Famous. 2,000 years ago.

--------------------------------- Collector Interest ---------------------------------

These pages are more interesting to people who already have an interest in ancient coins.

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	Publius and Lucius were Brothers. Portraits of Geta and Caracalla from youth to maturity.
	Aurelian or Alice? The long-necked emperor.
	Colourful patinas on ancient coins.
	Holed ancient coins, and why they're interesting.
	A gallery of holed coins, mostly ancient. Nine pages.
	Tracing a Holed Tetradrachm. The recent history of a single coin.
	Unique Ancient Coins. You, too, can have a coin that's different from all the rest!
	Identifying Coins with a Spes reverse. A short exercise in attribution.
	Coins of the Month. Individual coins of interest.
	The Untold Secrets of Ancient Coins. Serious numismatists, don't look. You'd only become upset.

--------------------------------- Specialist Interest ---------------------------------

These pages are much more technical or detailed in nature.

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	Hut Coin Gallery. Constans and Constantius II hut coins by RIC number.
	Hut Coin Analysis. Showing all the types and differences.
	Flow marks and halos on Roman coins. This section is more technical than the others.
	Depressions around the lettering on some Roman coins. This section is also very dry, but interesting to experts.
	Crystallisation and Embrittlement of ancient coins. Another quite technical section.