inclination from north-east to south-west, which necessitated terracing
of the structures behind a central piazza, which measures 200.15 m by
181.76 m. There was a Doric colonnade on the south wing, faced by a line
of stone piers on the north wing. Shops and offices lined the back of the
colonnades, built of unbaked bricks on stone foundations, liberally
roofed with timber and Lakonian-type tiles, some of which are stamped
B`ÓI ̧I ̊OÓor— ̄ ̧ ̧HÓ, although other stamps have also been
settlements
A Pernik
B Pistiros
C Malko Trunovo
D Yablkovo
E Apollonia
F Lenos
hoards
1 Botevgrad CHVIII, No.136
2 Lyukovit IGCH 393
3 Lovech IGCH 392
4 Raduil IGCH 737
5 Kostenets CH VIII, No.109
6 Vinogradets IGCH 743
7 Boshulya Yourukova 1982, 62
8 Pamidovo IGCH 735
9 Pamidovo IGCH 736
10 Bratsigovo Yurukova 1985, 5811 Rozovo Yurukova 1985, 58
12 Syedinenye IGCH 750
13 Plovdiv IGCH 749
14 Plovdivsko CH VIII, No.171
15 Plovdivsko Dimitrov 1989, 26
16 Gorni Voden IGCH 748
17 Mominsko IGCH 741
18 Dolnoslav Dimitrov 1989, 26
19 Gorno Novo selo IGCH 751
20 Dabovo IGCH 757
21 Troyanovo IGCH 753
22 Obruchishte Draganov 1981, 36
23 Sladun IGCH 740
24 Granitovo IGCH 761
25 Edirne CH III, No. 17
26 Edirne, environs IGCH 744
27 Edirne IGCH 745
28 DidymoteicheionIGCH 739
29 Thrace IGCH 738
30 southern Bulgaria IGCH 746Fig. 5.3.Distribution of coins from the Thracian Chersonese (second half of the
fourth centurybc).
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