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The Lusitanian-Roman Monetary Workshop of Mérida and its Representation in the Museum of Évora - The Lusitanian-Roman Monetary Workshop of Mérida and Its Representation in the Museum of Évora Portuguese Academy of History Taken from: Annals Series II, Vol. 25 Year: 1979 Location: Lisbon Dimensions: 25 x 19 cm Description: This study, taken from the Annals Series II of the Portuguese Academy of History, volume 25, published in 1979, presents a detailed analysis of the Lusitanian-Roman monetary workshop of Mérida and its representation in the Museum of Évora. The work investigates the production of coins in the workshop of Mérida, an important monetary center in the Iberian Peninsula during the Roman rule, and explores how the coins minted there are represented in the museum, which has a valuable numismatic collection. The work offers an in-depth insight into the role of Mérida in the monetary production of Lusitania, highlighting the typologies and characteristics of the coins issued. Furthermore, the author analyzes how the Évora Museum preserves and displays these pieces, facilitating the understanding of the historical and economic importance of Roman coins for the region. Condition: This copy is in good condition, with intact pages and legible text. Ideal for researchers of numismatics, archaeology and Roman history. Importance: The work is an essential contribution to the study of Roman numismatics in the Iberian Peninsula, offering a detailed understanding of the monetary workshops of Lusitania and highlighting the importance of these coins for the economic history of the Region. It is a fundamental reference for scholars and collectors interested in the monetary history of Portugal, especially in the Roman context and in the collections of Portuguese museums, such as the Évora Museum.