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‘Atiqot 81 (2015)
ISBN 2948-040X
The Coins from Jerusalem Street, Safed (Zefat)
(pp. 91*–97*)
Robert Kool
Keywords: numismatics, medieval period, Frankish period, faubourg, ‘Holy Sepulchre’ type, kingdom of Jerusalem, Kwarezmians
Eighteen coins were found in the vestiges of three structures on Jerusalem Street, Safed, and all were identified. Four Frankish-period
billon deniers
date to the 1160s–1250s: an
Amalricus denier
, a twelfth-century French Feudal coin, a Cypriote
denier
of Lusignan Cyprus and a thirteenth century
denaro
minted in the kingdom of Sicily. One Zangid and five Ayyubid copper
fulus
date between the second half of the twelfth and the first two decades of the thirteenth centuries. Eight Mamluk
fulus
date to the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries.