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Pleiades in Use

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Blog posts citing journal articles and other scholarly works that cite the Pleiades gazetteer as a source of data or information.
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Pleiades in Use: Coin Circulation and Economic Networks in Ancient Rome

Pleiades in Use: Coin Circulation and Economic Networks in Ancient Rome

by Tom Elliott — last modified Sep 11, 2026 04:45 PM
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The Pleiades gazetteer is among the data sources cited in a new paper by Eduardo A. Haddad and Inacio Araujo that "analyze[s] monetary circulation across the Roman world".

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Pleiades in Use: The Other Katabasis

Pleiades in Use: The Other Katabasis

by Tom Elliott — last modified Sep 11, 2026 05:13 PM
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Sean Manning cites the Pleiades gazetteer for providing coordinates and alternate names in a 2024 Festschrift chapter for Robert Bollinger that addresses Tissaphernes' route to Lydia through the Taurus and Antitaurus mountains following the battle of Cunaxa.

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