Iuliopolis city coins in Roman Empire period

For the first time in the Roman Empire began to assault Iuliopolis mint coins subject to the activity of this thesis work, so far, little is known about the city, thanks to the coins has been prepared aiming at the recognition of a closer. Both the ancient and the modern sources do not provide detailed information about the city. Located in the ancient city of Bithynia in Ankara today, Nallıhan District, located in the borough of Çayırhan Sarıyar Dam in 1950 submerged under the waters could not be reached and therefore no architectural remains of the city. Director of the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations headed by Melih Arslan Çayırhan District, Güşşehri necropolis excavations carried out on the rocky limestone found in the outskirts of the city thanks to the coins in the necropolis of the city for the first time understood and scientific excavations uncovered a section of the city. The time of the Emperor Vespasian began to mint the activity of the city continued until the time of the Emperor Gallienus. Originally published in a more centralized approach to the time of the Emperor Commodus city coins of Vespasian and Trajan just been published for the first time during the regular publication of coins from Commodus'tan started. Found its place on the coins of the city's many religious depictions. After the time of Septimius Severus, minted coins began military content. We see depictions of gods and goddesses depicted on the coins of the city and together with the study in terms of both number and diversity of the city do not know the different types of coins were introduced. Key Words: 1. Bithynia 2. Mint 3. Vespasianus 4. Necropolis 5. Coin