 Numismatics is the study of coins.  What did coins tell us about a people?  Advanced enough to have a currency system.  Rich enough to have metals.

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 Numismatics is the study of coins.  What did coins tell us about a people?  Advanced enough to have a currency system.  Rich enough to have metals to make the coins.  Had a stable enough for their coins to be considered of value.  What purpose besides monetary value did coins have?  Effective form of propaganda and advertisement.

 The three major coins:  Aureus- Gold  Denarius- Silver - Worth 1/25 of an aureus  Sestertius- Bronze – Worth ¼ of a denarius  As- Copper - Worth ¼ of a sestertius  Standard daily wage for a laborer was one denarius.  Today's daily wage for a minimum wage worker is $60 or around $100 for a skilled worker.

Kleiner, Fred S. A History of Roman Art. Victoria: Thomson/Wadsworth, Print.

 From the rooftop of an Etruscan temple.  510 BCE.  Made of terracotta that was brightly painted, some color still remains.

Kleiner, Fred S. A History of Roman Art. Victoria: Thomson/Wadsworth, Print.

 500 to 480 BCE.  Made of Bronze.  Not made by the Romans. This was created by the Etruscans.  Romulus and Remus may have been added later.

 Pg 62 Kleiner, Fred S. A History of Roman Art. Victoria: Thomson/Wadsworth, Print.