El fenómeno de la imitación de moneda en época bajo-imperial: consideraciones generales y tipologías a partir del ejemplo del territorium gerundesis.

Archaeological evidence from the Territorium Gerundensis reveals distinct typologies of imitated Roman coins during the Late Imperial period, offering new insights into their economic implications. The study challenges conventional definitions of imitation coinage by analyzing its nature and impact, supported by stratified archaeological data. Chronological frameworks for these typologies are proposed based on contextual findings, suggesting that counterfeit currency may have played a more significant role in local economies than previously understood.

Bouzas Sabater, M. (2025). The phenomenon of imitation coinage in the Late Imperial Roman period: general considerations and typologies based on the example of the territorium gerundesis. Vegueta: Anuario de La Facultad de Geografía E Historia, 25(2), 885–904. https://doi.org/10.51349/veg.2025.2.14