Greek, Roman and Byzantine coins in the Museum at Amasya (Ancient Amaseia), Turkey

[Its] cardinal virtues are systematic method and detailed descriptions. The book is very well produced and will surely serve for a long time.' ~Antiquity, 75, 2001

This volume is a heroic piece of work. The author (and his wife) have spent four (hot) summers visiting the Museum at Amasya patiently and painstakingly cataloguing its holdings of Greek, Roman and Byzantine coins. This volume is the result. ... The author states his aim as being to provide researchers with the material both for further investigation of the coins within the Amasya Museum itself, and for comparison with catalogues of other museums which are now being prepared. In this he has succeeded admirably.' ~Andrew Meadows, Bibliotheca Orientalis, 58, 2001