A Late tenth-Century Fatimid Coin Purse From Bet She’an

published in 'Atiqot 67 (2011): 31 - 41

A rare purse of Late 10th century silver cut dirham fractions exemplifies the evolution in the use of small money in the Medieval Middle East: the copper fulus, dissappeared as small-currency in the Abbasid Empire at the end of the ninth century. They were replaced by cut silver fragments referred to as al-Dahārim almutaqatti‘a as mentioned in the Cairo Geniza. Eventually the cut silver was replaced in the 11-12th centuries by cut gold fragments.

'A Deposit of 12th Century Medieval Seals at Caesarea: Evidence of the Cathedral Archive of St Peter.'

In Laudem Hierosolymitani: Studies in Crusades and Medieval Culture in Honour of Benjamin Z. Kedar, edited by Iris Shagrir, Ronnie Ellenblum and Jonathan Riley-Smith, 2007, Ashgate, Pp. 181-190.

The Circulation of Dutch Leeuwendaalders in 17th century Ottoman Palestine: New Evidence from Two Unpublished Hoards

Jaarboek voor Munt- en Penningkunde. 2002 Volume 89: 47-68.

‘Coins at Vadum Jacob: New Evidence on the Circulation of Money in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem during the second half of the 12th century.’

CRUSADES  2002 Volume 1: 73-88.

‘The Rediscovery of G.F. Hill’s Original Plates of BMC Palestine and Phoenicia In Jerusalem.’

Israel Numismatic Journal 2000-2002 14: 260-263.

‘The Crusader Mint of Vadum Jacob: New Implications for the Minting of Coins in the Latin Kingdom during the second half of the 12th century.’

I LUOGHI DELLA MONETA Le sedi delle zecche dall’antichita all’eta moderna Convegno internazionale, Milano - Universita degli Studi - 22/23  ottobre 1999, pp.329-333.

‘Coins in the Frankish East (1099-1291)’

Co-authored with H. Gitler in: M. Picherillo, S. Folda, M Arslan (eds.) In Terra Santa: Dalla Crociata alla Custodia dei Luoghi Santi Catalogo e mostra. Milano, Palazzo Reale febbraio-guigno 2000. Milan. Pp.231-235; 241-243.

‘A Thirteenth-Century Bronze Seal Matrix’

In  Y. Hirshfeld (ed.)The Ramat Hanadiv Excavations Final Report of the 1984-1998 Seasons. Israel Exploration Society. Jerusalem, Chapter 19. Pp.543-546.

‘Coins and Currencies in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem: 1099-1291.’

In S. Rozenberg (ed.) Knights of the Holy Land. Exhibition Catalogue of the Israel Museum. Jerusalem. 1999, Pp. 272 - 279.

Coins From The Excavations Of ‘Atlit (Pilgrims’ Castle and Its Faubourg)

Co-authored with M. D. Metcalf and A. Berman Atiqot (1999) 37: 89-164.

The Khirbet Shatta Hoard: European and Latin Coins and Islamic Jewellery from the late thirtheenth century

in: N. Mayhew (ed.),The Gros Tournois: Proceedings of the Fourteenth Oxford Symposium on  Coinage and Monetary History (Royal Numismatic Society Special  Publication), Oxford. Pp.257-278.

A Fatimid Amulet Box with European and Islamic Coins from the eleventh century

American Journal of Numismatics (1999) 11:47-68.

Coin Circulation in the villeneuves of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem: the Cases of Parva Mahumeria and Bethgibelin

The copper coinage of the Mamluk Sultan al-Malik al-Mansur Lajin

Crusader Period Finds From the Temple Mount Excavations In Jerusalem

`Atiqot 1995 26 (ES): 87-104.

A Thirteenth Century Hoard of Gold Florins From the Medieval Harbour of Acre

The Genoese Quarter In Thirteenth-Century Acre: A Reinterpretation of Its Layout

Atiqot volume 31 Akko (Acre): Excavation Reports and Historical Studies, Pp.187 - 200.

Coin Department

Pergaminhos Do Mar Morto: Um Legado Para a Humanidade

(in Portugese). Exhibition Catalogue: Rio de Janeiro August 19th – October 23rd, 2004 ; Sao Paulo November 25th, 2004 – January 25th, 2005. 86 pages.