Conference Presentations by Владимир Шапошник
В сборник входят тезисы докладов и сообщений Двадцать второй Всероссийской нумизматической конфер... more В сборник входят тезисы докладов и сообщений Двадцать второй Всероссийской нумизматической конференции (Смоленск, 22-26 мая 2023 г.). Они посвящены актуальным вопросам нумизматики всех исторических периодов, бонистике, медальерному искусству, фалеристике, сфрагистике и истории науки. Издание рассчитано на специалистов, музейных работников и всех, кто интересуется нумизматикой и близкими ей дисциплинами. Издание осуществлено при финансовой поддержке Автономной некоммерческой организации «Международный нумизматический клуб»
Рекомендовано к печати Проблемным советом по нумизматике Отдела нумизматики ГИМ Автономная некомм... more Рекомендовано к печати Проблемным советом по нумизматике Отдела нумизматики ГИМ Автономная некоммерческая организация «Международный нумизматический клуб» Межрегиональная общественная организация содействия поиску и сохранению реликвий истории государства «Третий Рим»
Papers by Владимир Шапошник
На обложке и титульном листе изображена литая ажурная подвеска круга скандинавских древностей. Ме... more На обложке и титульном листе изображена литая ажурная подвеска круга скандинавских древностей. Медный сплав. 1-я половина XI-начало XII в. Липинское поселение. Раскопки О.Н. Енуковой. 2001 г. Фонды Курского государственного областного музея археологии. Редакторы-составители: Г.Ю. Стародубцев (отв. редактор), А.В. Зорин, А.В. Симоненков Рецензенты: д.и.н., А.М. Обломский (зав. отделом археологии эпохи великого переселения народов и раннего средневековья Института археологии РАН) д.и.н. Н.А. Тропин (старший научный сотрудник, профессор Елецкого государственного университета им. И. А. Бунина) к.и.н., А.Н. Наумов (заместитель директора Государственного музея-заповедника «Куликово поле» по науке) Корректор: О.И. Зорина Материалы и исследования по археолОгии Днепровского Левобережья. Выпуск 6. Междуречье Днепра и Дона: культурный слой, артефакт, интерпретация : к 30летию Курского государственного областного музея археологии : сборник научных трудов / Министерство культуры Курской области, Курский государственный областной музей археологии ; редакторы-составители: Г. Ю. Стародубцев (отв. редактор) [и др.].-Курск : ИП Бескровный Александр Васильевич, 2023.-392 с. : ил.
Шапошник В.Г., Зайцев В.В. Клад серебряных монет и платёжных слитков XIV в. из Харьковского Поудья // Русь, Литва, Орда в памятниках нумизматики и сфрагистики. – Вып. 12. – М. 2023. – С. 134–162.
Гоглов С.А., Шапошник В.Г., Овсянников О.В. Монетно-вещевой клад Х в. с подражаниями куфическим дирхемам из Харьковской области // Русь, Литва, Орда в памятниках нумизматики и сфрагистики. – Вып. 12. – М. 2023. – С. 11–23.
Vasiliy V. Zaytsev, Vladimir G. Shaposhnik
HOARD OF SILVER COINS AND PAYMENT INGOTS OF THE 14TH
C... more Vasiliy V. Zaytsev, Vladimir G. Shaposhnik
HOARD OF SILVER COINS AND PAYMENT INGOTS OF THE 14TH
CENTURY FROM THE RYLSKY DISTRICT OF THE KURSK REGION
The proposed publication puts into scientific circulation a hoard hidden in the second half of the 80s of the 14th century on the territory of the Kursk region (Russia) in the basin of the Seim River (the Seim region). The hoard contains, as well as silver Juchid coins, payment ingots with Russian stamps and Russian graffiti, and moreover, a record number of coins minted in the Severian principalities. The hoard includes Severian
coins of all three typological groups (with Cyrillic legends, with “prince’s sign” and two-sided imitations of the Golden Horde silver coins).
Vladimir G. Shaposhnik, Oleg V. Ovsyannikov
TO THE QUESTION ON THE ISSUER OF SEVERIAN IMITATIONS... more Vladimir G. Shaposhnik, Oleg V. Ovsyannikov
TO THE QUESTION ON THE ISSUER OF SEVERIAN IMITATIONS WITH SO-CALLED “PRINCE`S SIGN”
This publication acquaints the readers with new results of the work continued by the authors to study the group of Severian imitations with the “prince`s sign”. Compared to the previous article on this topic, the number of stamps, for which graphic reconstruction of impressions was performed, has doubled. The main block of the scheme of technological stamp links is supplemented and united with two previously isolated blocks. Now it includes 20 stamps, and one of them bears a significant resemblance to the stamp used when minting coins with the name of Dmitry-Koribut Olgerdovich. The authors claim this fact to be another argument in favor of the possibility of attributing to Koribut of the coins minted with the use of the stamps from the main block. The authors also draw attention to the potential for expanding the base of the Severian imitations at the expense of the coins minted with the stamps not being a part of the main subgroup, united by technological links. The publication provides the schemes of the identified technological links and graphic reconstructions of imprints for 47 stamps of the coins belonging to the studied group, 5 stamps of Dmitry-Koribut Olgerdovich and 4 stamps of the isolated block. There is also included a revised and supplemented scheme of links for the 51 stamps from the subgroup of bilateral imitations. For 30 stamps of this publication, the graphic reconstruction of imprints was performed for the first time. The total number of coins considered by the authors and minted by the stamps that appear in the illustrations, is equal to 509 copies.
О.В.Овсянников, В.Г.Шапошник, Ю.В.Зайончковский. Новые данные о перечеканке джучидских серебряных монет в конце правления Токтамыша, Jan 2021
Новые штемпельные связи северских подражаний с «княжеским знаком», 2020
This publication represents a brief report of a long research accomplished by the authors and ded... more This publication represents a brief report of a long research accomplished by the authors and dedicated to northern imitations and so-called “prince marks” — an original group of coins issued in Seversk lands at the end of 14th century. h ese coins are double-sided imitations of silver Juchid coins, standing out due to a special mark — an element of arising Lithuanian heraldry, very meaningful for contemporaries. Although this group was relatively well-studied by the researchers, the authors managed to complement the main die linkage cluster and notice some new ones. Here, the authors give graphic reconstructions for 23 stamps of the group (for 14 of them — for the fi rst time) that unite in 21 combination. h e number of coins, mentioned and described by authors, is 84.
Зайончковский Ю.В., Шапошник В.Г. Штемпель для чеканки подражаний джучидским монетам из Харьковской области // Средневековая нумизматика Восточной Европы. – Вып. 5. – М.: Издательство «Репроцентр М», 2015 - С. 118 – 121.
Шапошник В.Г., Зайончковский Ю.В., Овсянников О.В. Комплекс серебряных монет XIV века из с. Заудье Чугуевского района Харьковской области // Средневековая нумизматика Восточной Европы. – Вып. 7. – Москва, 2018. - С. 172 – 180.
Вводится в научный оборот штемпель для подражательной монетной чеканки и сопутствующие ему инстру... more Вводится в научный оборот штемпель для подражательной монетной чеканки и сопутствующие ему инструменты, найденные осенью 2015 года в Нововодолажском районе Харьковской области (Украина). Приводится обзор ранее опубликованных в научной литературе монетных штемпелей, обнаруженных на территориях, входивших в состав Золотой Орды и смежных с ними. Делается вывод, что все достоверно известные монетные штемпели, происходящие с территории государства Джучидов, изготовлены из бронзы, их высота колеблется в пределах от 12 до 31 мм. Публикуемый штемпель, на рабочей поверхности которого размещена имитация арабской надписи в три строки, по своим техническим характеристикам отличается от известных ранее: он изготовлен из железа, его высота — 38 мм; предположительно он использовался в качестве нижнего штемпеля для монетного чекана. Второй железный штемпель, найденный под Новой Водолагой, уникален и не имеет аналогов. Авторы полагают, что этот инструмент использовался для размещения надчеканов на монетах. Третий инструмент комплекса был также изготовлен из железа и, возможно, относился к инструментарию ювелира или мастера-торевта.
The coin die for imitative coinage and two other tools, found in 2015 in Kharkiv oblast of Ukraine, are published. A review of previously published dies unearthed in the Golden Horde territories is given. It is concluded that all known similar coin dies were made of bronze, their height ranges from 12 to 31 mm. The die from Kharkov region has on its working surface an imitation of Arabic inscription in three lines and according to its technical characteristics it differs from all previously known — it is made of iron, its height — 38 mm; presumably it was used as the lower stamp to mint coinage. The second iron die, found with above mentioned, is unique and has no analogues. Authors assume that this die was used to place countermarks on coins. The third tool of the complex was also made of iron and possibly belonged to a jeweler.
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Новые штемпельные связи северских двухсторонних подражаний последней трети XIV века , 2019
The article discusses the group of coins (which are in fact two-sided imitations of the silver ... more The article discusses the group of coins (which are in fact two-sided imitations of the silver Jochid dangs) issued in the territory of the Sеverskyi principalities in the last third of the fourteenth century. Until recently, this group remained the least studied among the three typological groups of coins of the Sеverskyi coinage. The authors have connected several die-link junctions of these coins previously identified by other researchers into a single graphic scheme and substantially complemented it. Now, among the third group of Sеverskyi coinage, a large subgroup is distinguished, united not only by technological and stylistic features, but also by die-links. At the present stage of the research, this subgroup includes 48 dies, forming 53 combinations. The total number of examined coins of this subgroup numbers 250 items.
. Монетные эмиссии позднеджучидского хана Гияс ад-Дина II , 2019
The article discusses the coin emissions of the Golden Horde Khan Ghiyas ad-Din II. The authors a... more The article discusses the coin emissions of the Golden Horde Khan Ghiyas ad-Din II. The authors analyze historical and numismatic publications on the topic and publish (mostly for the first time) numismatic sources of the reign of Ghiyas ad-Din b. Shadibek. The article contains photographs, graphic reconstructions of stamps, recon-
structions and translation of legends of this khan’s coins, indicating the place of minting on their reverse – Bolghar, Il-ui-Muazzam, Mahmud Bek-Bazar, Ordu-Bazar, Sarai, Haji-Tarkhan. Dangs with Giyas ad-Din II’s name are made of low-grade billon (often silver plated) with a large number of stamps, which allows interpreting their emission as ex-
traordinary (military). The name of Ghiyas ad-Din Khan could be written differently on his coins. It is impossible to agree with the version that Ghiyas ad-Din Sar (?) Khan was the new Golden Horde emitent of the fifteenth century.
Numismatic sources make it possible to consider Ghiyas ad-Din II not as a great and influential feudal lord of the Middle Volga region, but as the Golden Horde khan who at some point very successfully fought for supreme power and controlled vast territories of the state.
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Conference Presentations by Владимир Шапошник
Papers by Владимир Шапошник
HOARD OF SILVER COINS AND PAYMENT INGOTS OF THE 14TH
CENTURY FROM THE RYLSKY DISTRICT OF THE KURSK REGION
The proposed publication puts into scientific circulation a hoard hidden in the second half of the 80s of the 14th century on the territory of the Kursk region (Russia) in the basin of the Seim River (the Seim region). The hoard contains, as well as silver Juchid coins, payment ingots with Russian stamps and Russian graffiti, and moreover, a record number of coins minted in the Severian principalities. The hoard includes Severian
coins of all three typological groups (with Cyrillic legends, with “prince’s sign” and two-sided imitations of the Golden Horde silver coins).
TO THE QUESTION ON THE ISSUER OF SEVERIAN IMITATIONS WITH SO-CALLED “PRINCE`S SIGN”
This publication acquaints the readers with new results of the work continued by the authors to study the group of Severian imitations with the “prince`s sign”. Compared to the previous article on this topic, the number of stamps, for which graphic reconstruction of impressions was performed, has doubled. The main block of the scheme of technological stamp links is supplemented and united with two previously isolated blocks. Now it includes 20 stamps, and one of them bears a significant resemblance to the stamp used when minting coins with the name of Dmitry-Koribut Olgerdovich. The authors claim this fact to be another argument in favor of the possibility of attributing to Koribut of the coins minted with the use of the stamps from the main block. The authors also draw attention to the potential for expanding the base of the Severian imitations at the expense of the coins minted with the stamps not being a part of the main subgroup, united by technological links. The publication provides the schemes of the identified technological links and graphic reconstructions of imprints for 47 stamps of the coins belonging to the studied group, 5 stamps of Dmitry-Koribut Olgerdovich and 4 stamps of the isolated block. There is also included a revised and supplemented scheme of links for the 51 stamps from the subgroup of bilateral imitations. For 30 stamps of this publication, the graphic reconstruction of imprints was performed for the first time. The total number of coins considered by the authors and minted by the stamps that appear in the illustrations, is equal to 509 copies.
The coin die for imitative coinage and two other tools, found in 2015 in Kharkiv oblast of Ukraine, are published. A review of previously published dies unearthed in the Golden Horde territories is given. It is concluded that all known similar coin dies were made of bronze, their height ranges from 12 to 31 mm. The die from Kharkov region has on its working surface an imitation of Arabic inscription in three lines and according to its technical characteristics it differs from all previously known — it is made of iron, its height — 38 mm; presumably it was used as the lower stamp to mint coinage. The second iron die, found with above mentioned, is unique and has no analogues. Authors assume that this die was used to place countermarks on coins. The third tool of the complex was also made of iron and possibly belonged to a jeweler.
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structions and translation of legends of this khan’s coins, indicating the place of minting on their reverse – Bolghar, Il-ui-Muazzam, Mahmud Bek-Bazar, Ordu-Bazar, Sarai, Haji-Tarkhan. Dangs with Giyas ad-Din II’s name are made of low-grade billon (often silver plated) with a large number of stamps, which allows interpreting their emission as ex-
traordinary (military). The name of Ghiyas ad-Din Khan could be written differently on his coins. It is impossible to agree with the version that Ghiyas ad-Din Sar (?) Khan was the new Golden Horde emitent of the fifteenth century.
Numismatic sources make it possible to consider Ghiyas ad-Din II not as a great and influential feudal lord of the Middle Volga region, but as the Golden Horde khan who at some point very successfully fought for supreme power and controlled vast territories of the state.
HOARD OF SILVER COINS AND PAYMENT INGOTS OF THE 14TH
CENTURY FROM THE RYLSKY DISTRICT OF THE KURSK REGION
The proposed publication puts into scientific circulation a hoard hidden in the second half of the 80s of the 14th century on the territory of the Kursk region (Russia) in the basin of the Seim River (the Seim region). The hoard contains, as well as silver Juchid coins, payment ingots with Russian stamps and Russian graffiti, and moreover, a record number of coins minted in the Severian principalities. The hoard includes Severian
coins of all three typological groups (with Cyrillic legends, with “prince’s sign” and two-sided imitations of the Golden Horde silver coins).
TO THE QUESTION ON THE ISSUER OF SEVERIAN IMITATIONS WITH SO-CALLED “PRINCE`S SIGN”
This publication acquaints the readers with new results of the work continued by the authors to study the group of Severian imitations with the “prince`s sign”. Compared to the previous article on this topic, the number of stamps, for which graphic reconstruction of impressions was performed, has doubled. The main block of the scheme of technological stamp links is supplemented and united with two previously isolated blocks. Now it includes 20 stamps, and one of them bears a significant resemblance to the stamp used when minting coins with the name of Dmitry-Koribut Olgerdovich. The authors claim this fact to be another argument in favor of the possibility of attributing to Koribut of the coins minted with the use of the stamps from the main block. The authors also draw attention to the potential for expanding the base of the Severian imitations at the expense of the coins minted with the stamps not being a part of the main subgroup, united by technological links. The publication provides the schemes of the identified technological links and graphic reconstructions of imprints for 47 stamps of the coins belonging to the studied group, 5 stamps of Dmitry-Koribut Olgerdovich and 4 stamps of the isolated block. There is also included a revised and supplemented scheme of links for the 51 stamps from the subgroup of bilateral imitations. For 30 stamps of this publication, the graphic reconstruction of imprints was performed for the first time. The total number of coins considered by the authors and minted by the stamps that appear in the illustrations, is equal to 509 copies.
The coin die for imitative coinage and two other tools, found in 2015 in Kharkiv oblast of Ukraine, are published. A review of previously published dies unearthed in the Golden Horde territories is given. It is concluded that all known similar coin dies were made of bronze, their height ranges from 12 to 31 mm. The die from Kharkov region has on its working surface an imitation of Arabic inscription in three lines and according to its technical characteristics it differs from all previously known — it is made of iron, its height — 38 mm; presumably it was used as the lower stamp to mint coinage. The second iron die, found with above mentioned, is unique and has no analogues. Authors assume that this die was used to place countermarks on coins. The third tool of the complex was also made of iron and possibly belonged to a jeweler.
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structions and translation of legends of this khan’s coins, indicating the place of minting on their reverse – Bolghar, Il-ui-Muazzam, Mahmud Bek-Bazar, Ordu-Bazar, Sarai, Haji-Tarkhan. Dangs with Giyas ad-Din II’s name are made of low-grade billon (often silver plated) with a large number of stamps, which allows interpreting their emission as ex-
traordinary (military). The name of Ghiyas ad-Din Khan could be written differently on his coins. It is impossible to agree with the version that Ghiyas ad-Din Sar (?) Khan was the new Golden Horde emitent of the fifteenth century.
Numismatic sources make it possible to consider Ghiyas ad-Din II not as a great and influential feudal lord of the Middle Volga region, but as the Golden Horde khan who at some point very successfully fought for supreme power and controlled vast territories of the state.