孟加拉苏丹沙姆苏丁·伊利亚斯·沙（公元14世纪）银币成分的EDXRF研究

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Egyptian Journal of Archaeological and Restoration Studies Pub Date : 2022-12-31 DOI:10.21608/ejars.2022.276165

N. A., A. M

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在钱币学中，硬币被认为是一个国家或文明的经济和文化的反映。硬币中主要/次要元素的相对比例为当时货币理论、经济条件、物质技术、政治方面、宗教、文化遗产和铸造艺术的变化提供了宝贵的信息。孟加拉苏丹国统治者沙姆苏丁·伊利亚斯·沙阿发行的10枚银币是从孟加拉国国家博物馆的藏品中挑选出来的，并使用EDXRF进行元素组成分析和比较研究。沙姆苏丁·伊利亚斯·沙阿于公元1342年（743年）年底登基，在位16年零几个月。主要元素银与微量元素铜和金一起被估算。所有硬币中都发现了银，银的比例在97%到99%之间，这表明沙姆苏丁·伊利亚斯·沙阿政权的经济状况更好。此外，在硬币制造过程中，出于硬化目的，铜被故意添加到银中。

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COMPOSITIONAL STUDY OF SILVER COINS OF SHAMSUDDIN ILYAS SHAH, A SULTAN OF BENGAL (14TH CENTURY CE) USING EDXRF

: In numismatics, coins are considered as a reflection of the economy and culture of a nation or civilization. Relative proportion of major/minor elements in coins provides valuable information on changes in monetary theory, economic conditions, material technologies, political aspect, religion, cultural heritage and art of minting at the time. Ten silver coins issued by Shamsuddin Ilyas Shah, a ruler of the Bengal Sultanate, were selected from the collection of Bangladesh National Museum and analyzed using EDXRF for elemental composition and comparative study. Shamsuddin Iliyas Shah ascended the throne about the end of the year 1342 CE (743 Hijri) and had a reign of 16 years and some months. The main element, silver was estimated along with trace elements copper and gold. Silver was found in all coins and varied between 97% and 99% indicating the better economic condition of the regime of Shamsuddin Ilyas Shah. Moreover, copper was delib-erately added to silver during coin fabrication for hardening purposes.

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Egyptian Journal of Archaeological and Restoration Studies ARCHAEOLOGY-

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