The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
FEBRUARY 17, 1881.
JOHN EVANS, Esq., D.C.L., F.B.S., President, in the chair.
Mr. P. R. Reed was elected a member of the Society.
The following presents were announced and laid upon the
table:
found near
1. The coins of the Sunga, or Mitra dynasty,
Ramanagar or Ahichhatra, the ancient capital of North Pan-
chala in Rohilkhand, the property of H. Rivett-Carnac, Esq.,
described by A. C. Carlleyle, of the Archaeological Survey of
India, with a memorandum on the same by H. R. Carnac, Esq.
2. A Guide to the select Greek and Roman coins exhibited
in electrotype in the British Museum. London, 8 VO - 1880.
By Barclay V. Head. From the Author.
8. The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain
and Ireland. N.S., Vol. xnr. Part i. From the Society.
4. Bullettino dell' Institute di Corrispondenza Archeologica.
Nos. x. xn. Oct. Dec. 1880. From the German Archaeo-
logical Institute.
5. Report of the Proceedings
of the Numismatic and Anti-
quarian Society of Philadelphia, 1880. From the Society.
6. Bulletin historique de la Societe" des Antiquaires de la
Morinie. 29 me annee, N.S., 116 me livraison, 1880. From the
Society.
7. The Journal of Hellenic Studies. Vol. i., Text and
Plates. April Oct. 1880. From the Society.
8. Japanese Coinage. Part 1 ; and Japanese Chronological
Tables. By W. Bramsen, Esq. From the Author.
9. Kepfj-dna /i/3oXi/x. By Achilleus Postolaca. From
W. S. W. Vaux, Esq., F.R.S.
Mr. Evans exhibited a selection of silver Celtiberian coins,
part of a large hoard lately discovered at Barcus, near Dax.
The selection consisted of five varieties, attributed respectively
to Balsio or Belsinum, Turiaso, Aregrat, Arsa, and Segobriga.
They were all of the same type, having
on the obverse a