Byzantine Bronze Hoards - Is there a Central Source of Detailed Data?

[Kevin P]

Does anyone know of a central source (or sources) of data on Byzantine Bronze hoards? 

By "detailed," I mean the following at a minimum:
-- Specific location where each hoard was found
-- Approximate date for each hoard (when it was buried)
-- Number of coins by type (SBCV number)

Thanks!

[vercingetorix]

What do you mean by "central source"? A digital database? Printed works?

[Kevin P]

Thanks for asking.

By "central source," I mean that I'm hoping at least some of the hoard data has been collected into one place that's accessible online.  The next best thing would be to at least have a list of hoard finds with references to where you can get the detailed information (such as books, publications, etc). 

Kevin

[vercingetorix]

Right now there's no online database for hoards or Byzantine coin finds in general. I'm involved in a project directed by Princeton and we hope to have a significant database available for the public in the near future.

http://coinage.princeton.edu/

In the meantime you can use the following works covering the early Byzantine period:

C. MORRISSON, V. POPOVIĆ & V. IVANIŠEVIĆ, eds., Les trésors monétaires byzantins des Balkans et d'Asie Mineure (491-713), Paris, 2006.
H.-C. NOESKE, Münzfunde aus Ägypten I. Die Münzfunde des ägyptischen Pilgerzentrums Abu Mina und die Vergleichsfunde aus den Diocesen Aegyptus und Oriens vom 4.-8. Jh. n. Chr., Berlin, 2000.
G. BIJOVSKY, Gold coin and small change: monetary circulation in fifth-seventh century Byzantine Palestine, Trieste, 2012.
E. ARSLAN (ed.), Repertorio dei ritrovamenti di moneta Altomedievale in Italia (489-1002). http://www.ermannoarslan.it/Repertorio/index.php

[Kevin P]

Thanks a lot for letting me know about these great resources!