Modeling the survival of Athenian owl tetradrachms struck in the period fromBC from then to the present Harald Ulrik Sverdrup1 Physical Geography and Environmental Systems, Earths Sciences Stockholm University, S

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Date: 2012-03-27 12:38:42 Tetradrachm Ancient Greek coinage Silver coin Roman currency Obverse and reverse Peisistratos Laurium Macedonia Numismatics Currency Coins		Modeling the survival of Athenian owl tetradrachms struck in the period fromBC from then to the present Harald Ulrik Sverdrup1 Physical Geography and Environmental Systems, Earths Sciences Stockholm University, S Add to Reading List Source URL: www.systemdynamics.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 875,47 KB Share Document on Facebook

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