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The end of the regular coin supply in the
Croatian part of the Danube limes

This paper analyses, compares and presents numismatic data gathered by examination of Late Roman coin material, from both the display and study collections of the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb, discovered in the area of two Roman castella in the Croatian part of the Danube limes: Teutoburgium (Dalj) and Cornacum (Sotin). This data has been used for constructing the chronology of the coin supply to, and annual coin circulation intensity at, the sites in the set time frame – i.e. from the Valentinian dynasty until the latest late-imperial Roman coin – in order to try to establish the end of the regular coin supply, and thus contribute to better understanding of the socio-economic and administrative changes in the aforesaid area in the late 4th century. All determined coins are catalogued in detail, while data analysis is presented in charts and tables.