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The coins of Augst and Kaiseraugst and cash in 4th-c. Gaul - Marcus Peter, UNTERSUCHUNGEN ZU DEN FUNDMÜNZEN AUS AUGST UND KAISERAUGST (Studien zu Fundmünzen der Antike Band 17; Gebr. Mann Verlag, Berlin 2001). S. 328, Abb. 86, colour map in end pocket. ISBN 3-7861-2396-9. DM 112.- - Georges Depeyrot, LE NUMÉRAIRE GAULOIS DU IVe SIÈCLE, ASPECTS QUANTITATIFS. I. LES FRAPPES, II. LES TROUVAILLES (deuxième édition refondue; Moneta, Wetteren 2001). Vol. I, pp. 163, many text figs., ISBN 90 806616-2-7; vol. II, pp. 176, ISBN 90 806616-1-9.
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