Rus', Lithuania, Horde. Volume 9

The 9th volume of the research series "Rus', Lithuania, Horde" is a special volume devoted to the XVI International Numismatic Congress in Warsaw (2022). The volume contains publications and analysis of numismatic and sphragistic findings, as well as academic research and supplementary studies. The series is intended for historians, archeologists, numismatists, sigillographers, and other persons interested in heraldry, economics, and the law of the states of Eastern Europe in the Middle Ages.

We are glad to draw your attention to the 9th volume of the research series"Rus', Lithuania, Horde", specially dedicated to the XVI International Numismatic Congress which is going be held in Warsaw (Poland) in September 2022. For the first time, our journal is published in English to make the works of numismatists and sigillographers of Eastern Europe widely available to the international research community.

The volume combines eleven works by thirteen authors representing scientific and public institutions in Russia, Belarus, Poland, Lithuania, Norway, Belgium, and the United States. It includes articles of different genres - academic studies by S. Goglov, A. Golemikhov, B. Paszkiewicz, a summarizing work by V. Lebedev, publications of previouslyunstudied material by A. Bohuš, P. Milejski, Dz. Huletski and R. Van Laere, overviews by Dz. Huletski, A. Petrov, S. Goglov, G. Titov, V. Zaytsev, popular science polemics by Ž. Maigys, and auxiliary research by A. Berglund. Some articles were specially written in English, some were translated from Russian, Polish, and Lithuanian. We tried to adhereto the terminology, onomastics, and bibliographic standards adopted by each of our authors, and not to make significant changes in their writing style, limiting ourselves only to general proofreading.

The subject of the articles covers numismatic and sphragistic studies from the early 10th to the early 17th century. The authors have done significant research work, a great layer of previously unknown and little-known material is introduced to the wide community. It would not be superfluous to say that our work began much earlier - 6 yearsago, when the first volume of the series "Rus', Lithuania, Horde" was published in Minsk (Belarus). Over the years, our journal managed to become one of the largest scientific series on medieval numismatics and sigillography in Eastern Europe, publishing166 articles in eight volumes written by 70 authors from different countries.

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