CoinsByzantine11th-12th century
Hyperpyron of Alexios I
1092-1118
Artists
Alexios ICoin Constituent
Provenance
Thomas Whittemore [1], Cambridge, MA (by 1951), bequest; to Fogg Art Museum (1951) 1. Thomas Whittemore (1871-1950)
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