Late Roman Precious Metal Deposits c. AD 200-700

Focusing on the deposition of precious metal artefacts from AD 200 to AD 700, this monograph explores their size, date range, and spatial distribution across the Roman Empire and its successor states. It offers a comprehensive analysis of broad changes in deposition patterns rather than delving deeply into individual artefacts or contexts. The final chapter presents various interpretations of these patterns, providing insights into the cultural and historical significance of these findings during the late Roman and early Byzantine periods.