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Region: Europe--Corcyra

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Findspot: S. Euphemia environs, Corfu (anc. Corcyra)
Deposit: 400 B.C.-300 B.C.
Discovery: 1846-1846
Description: 150 coins
Reference: Riemann, Recherches archéologiques sur les îles ioniennes 1 (Paris, 1879), pp. 24-5

Findspot: Epirus
Deposit: 300 B.C.-200 B.C.
Discovery: 1825-1825
Description: 150+ coins
Reference: Cousinéry, Les monnaies d' argent de la ligue Achéenne (Paris, 1825), pp. 72 ff., line drawings

Findspot: Moigrad, 8 km. NE of Zalau, Rumania
Deposit: 200 B.C.-1 B.C.
Discovery: 1907
Description: 1000 coins
Reference: Gohl, Archaeologiai Értesítö 1900, p. 434; NK 1922-3, p. 7, Winkler, SCSCluj 1955, pp. 112, no. 29 and 120, no. 17

Findspot: Cisnadie (formerly Heltau), c. 8 km. 484) S of Sibiu, Rumania
Deposit: 48 B.C.-1 B.C.
Discovery: 1836
Description: 500 coins
Reference: Ackner, AVSL 4 (1851), pp. 19-21, Mitrea, ED 10 (1945), p. 89, no. 22

Findspot: Jordan, Hauran region, near anc. Bostra
Deposit: 445 B.C.
Discovery: 1967
Description: 113 coins
Reference: Kraay-Moorey, RN 1968, pp. 182 ff., Starr, Athenian Coinage, pp. 63, 81, 85, 88

Findspot: Malayer, c. 65 km. SE of Hamadan (anc. Ecbatana), Media
Deposit: 375 B.C.
Discovery: 1934
Description: 394+ coins
Reference: Kraay-Moorey, RN 1968, pp. 222-8, 232, Robinson, Iraq 1950, pp. 50-1, Schlumberger, L'argent grècque, pp. 50-4, Troxell-Spengler ANSMN 15 (1969), pp. 15-6

Findspot: Taranto, Calabria
Deposit: 508 B.C.
Discovery: 1911
Description: 600 coins
Reference: Babelon, RN 1912, pp. 1-40, illus. (= Mélanges 4, pp. 304-43), Kraay, NC 1956, p. 49, Orsi, AttiMemIIN 1919, p. 29, Vlasto, through whose hands the bulk of the hd. passed, was convinced that the whole formed a single find. This firsthand opinion should carry more weight than Orsi's subsequent claim that the "hoard" was a conflation of several finds

Findspot: Ionian Shore, Bruttium
Deposit: 375 B.C.-360 B.C.
Discovery: 1908
Description: AR: 100? coins noted in IGCH in addition to 8 [uncertain], which each has been counted as 1. Then, the total count comes to at least 108 coins
Reference: Kraay, ANSMN 16 (1970), pp. 23-30 (for details of Pegasi), Vlasto, NNM 15 (1922), pp. 204-5

Findspot: Licata (anc. Phintias)
Deposit: 350 B.C.-340 B.C.
Discovery: 1926
Description: 91 coins
Reference: Currò Pisanò AIIN 1962-4, pp. 226, 238, Jenkins, ANSCent., p. 375; Gela, p. 153