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422 THOMAS S. NOONAN11. Kiev. Ca. 1888. A hoard of anonymous Byzantine copper coins of thetenth-eleventh centuries was found on Spas'ka Street near the former yard ofIvanishev in the Podil. Nine coins were identified; they are usually attributed toJohn Tzimisces (969-976).Karger, Kiev, p. 124; Kropotkin, Klady vizantiiskikh, p. 32, no. 172; Tolochko,Drevnii Kiev, p. 164, no. 14, lists a hoard of Byzantine coins found alongHeroiv Trypillia Street, formerly Spas'ka Street, in the Podil; he also lists, p.164, no. 2, 9 coins of John Tzimisces found in 1855.12. Kiev. 1889. A coin-treasure hoard was found on April 20 along Troitskii, nowRyl'skyi provulok, in the former yard of Hrebenovs'kyi. The coins includedtwo bent solidi with tabs: Alexius I Comnenus (1081 -1118) and John II Comnenus(1118-1143).Kropotkin, Klady vizantiiskikh, p. 32, no. 173; Tolochko, Drevnii Kiev, p. 164,no. 21.13. Kiev. Early 1890s. Two miliaresia of Romanus I, Constantine VII, Stephen, andConstantine (931-944) were found in the excavation of grave 124 on FrunzeStreet.Kropotkin, Klady vizantiiskikh, p. 32, no. 175; Tolochko, Drevnii Kiev, p. 164,no. 15.14. Kiev. 1893. A coin of Constantine VII and Romanus II (945-959) was foundduring sewer construction.Kropotkin, "Novye nakhodki vizantiiskikh," pp. 173-74, no. 42 (517).15. Kiev. 1894. A silver coin, apparently Byzantine, was found on the Kyselivka.Kropotkin, Klady vizantiiskikh, p. 32, no. 174; Tolochko, Drevnii Kiev, p. 164,no. 5, reports coins of the ninth-tenth century from Zamkova hora.16. Kiev. No later than 1899. Five Byzantine coins and treasure were found in theformer Kravtsov yard along Heroiv Revoliutsii Street.Kropotkin, "Novye nakhodki vizantiiskikh," p. 174, no. 43 (518).17. Kiev. 1899. (See appendix A, no. 10) Among gold coins in a coin-treasurehoard were 15 solidi: 1 Nicephorus II Phocas (963-969); 7 Basil II and ConstantineVIII (976-1025); 2 Romanus III (1028-1034); 1 Constantine IXMonomakh (1042-1055); 4 Isaac I Comnenus (1057-1059).Kropotkin, Klady vizantiiskikh, p. 32, no. 176; Tolochko, Drevnii Kiev, p. 164,no. 6, says 12 gold coins.18. Kiev. Before 1907. A Byzantine copper coin and an unspecified Byzantine coinwere found. No dates are given.Kropotkin, Klady vizantiiskikh, p. 33, nos. 185 and 186.19. Kiev. 1908. A hoard of 37 Kherson-Byzantine coins was found on theKyselivka: 28 Basil I (867-886); 2 Basil I and Constantine (867-870); 5Romanus I (919-944); 1 Romanus II (959-963); 1 Nicephorus II Phocas(963-969).