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   View Categories Home > Catalog > |Byzantine Coins| > |Byzantine Seals| > BZ49868
Byzantine Empire, Kemales Tzotzikes, Protospatharios, Hypatos and Strategos of Artach, c. 1000 - 1150
|Byzantine| |Seals|, |Byzantine| |Empire,| |Kemales| |Tzotzikes,| |Protospatharios,| |Hypatos| |and| |Strategos| |of| |Artach,| |c.| |1000| |-| |1150|, The name Kermales was common among the Turks. The family name Tzotzikios, however, clearly indicates this general was Georgian. His name is also found among the founders of monastery of Iviron. Georgians played a significant role in the service of the empire and Artach (modern Irtah, 40 KM east of Antioch) was an important fortress on the eastern frontier captured by the Byzantines in 966, facing the emirate of Aleppo.
BZ49868. Lead bulla (tag seal), cf. Zacos III 262 (larger, 22.88g), broken in two, weight 10.092g, maximum diameter 24.8mm, obverse [O AΓIOΣ ΘEOΔΩPOΣ], St Theodoros standing facing in military dress, spear in right, left rests on grounded shield; reverse +KEM/AΛHC ACΠ/ΘAP VΠATO/Σ CTPATIΓ / TOu APTAX/O TZOTZI/KIC (in 7 lines); SOLD










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