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414 THOMAS S. NOONANKarger, Kiev, pp. 121, 210; Kotlar, "Obrot," p. 21, fn. 12, no. 2-3; Kotliar,Hroshovyi obih, pp. 40-41, fn. 22, no. 2-3; Markov, Topografiia, p. 13, no.69; Tolochko, Drevnii Kiev, p. 165, no. 6.8. Kiev. 1885. A dirham was found beyond the Vozdvyzhens'ka Church on ZamkovaHill.Karger, Kiev, p. 121; Tolochko, Drevnii Kiev, p. 165, no. 7.9. Kiev. 1889. A large hoard of dirhams was found while digging near a bath in thePodil. Most of the coins disappeared without a trace; a few were acquired byD. N. Chudovskii.Karger, Kiev, p. 121; Markov, Topografiia, p. 13, no. 71; Tolochko, DrevniiKiev, p. 165, no. 8.10. Kiev. 1899. On August 28, a gold coin-treasure hoard in a red clay amphorawas found while digging in the yard of L. I. Brodskii along Kateryns'ka Street.Of the 20 gold coins in the hoard, 16 were preserved: 15 Byzantine solidi andone dinar struck by Yahya I, the Hammudid ruler of Malaga in Spain, during1033/34. The most recent solidus dated to 1057-1059. Two gold ingots alsoformed part of this hoard.Korzukhina, Klady, pp. 90-91, no. 30; Kotliar, Hroshovyi obih, pp. 43-44, fn.42, no. 103; Markov, Topografiia, p. 138, no. 11.11. Kiev. 1900. Dirhams were found in grave 108 uncovered during constructionwork in the former Furman yard at the corner of Reitars'ka and Malo-Volodymyrs'ka (now Chkalova) streets. Six dirhams were preserved: one wasstruck in al-Shash, 900; four were struck under the Samanid Amir Nasr ibnAhmad, 914-943, one in Samarqand, 919; one was a barbarian imitation. Thefinders claimed that there were originally some 40 coins in the grave, most ofwhich disappeared.Karger, Kiev, pp. 169-72, no. 108; Motsia, "Monety," p. 78, no. IV.12. Kiev. 1908. Two dirhams were supposedly found in grave 109 located withinan excavated wooden dwelling adjacent to the Desiatynna Church.Karger, Kiev, pp. 172-74, no. 109.13. Kiev. 1909. A dirham from a necklace and possibly dirhams of the lateeighth-early ninth century were found in the excavations of grave 14 in theyard of the Desiatynna Church. One coin was a worn Samanid dirham struckbetween 892/93 and 907/08.Karger, Kiev, pp. 142-43, no. 14.14. Kiev. 1909. Two Samanid dirhams, both struck in al-Shash in 911/12, werefound in grave 110 in the yard of the Desiatynna Church. One dirham had anattached tab, and the other had two holes as well as a cross with three crossbarsscratched on it.Karger, Kiev, pp. 174-76, no. 110.15. Kiev. 1911. Two Samanid dirhams were part of a necklace found during excavationsof grave 30 in the yard of the Desiatynna Church: (1) Samarqand,905/06, and (2) worn, date and mint indeterminable. Both dirhams hadattached tabs.Karger, Kiev, pp. 146-47, no. 30.16. Kiev. 1913. A large coin-treasure hoard was found inside a copper pot in thegarden of I. A. Sikors'kyi along Velykopidval'na Street. The coin part of the