Özet:

Antiocheia of Pisidia was founded by Seleucus I., king of the Seleucid Empire, or by his son Antiochus. Its main importance was reached under the Roman Emperor Augustus, after being colonized in 25 B.C. under the name “Colonia Caesarea Antiochia”. Coins were minted in Antiocheia in the Hellenistic Period with au-tonomous coins dated to the IInd and Ist century B.C. and continued to be struck until the Period of Claudius Gothicus II. One hundred and forty one coins of Antiocheia of Pisidia in the coin collection of the Antalya Museum, were evaluated in two groups, “Hellenistic Period” and “Roman Period Colonial Coins”. Then, typologies were created, taking into account the descriptions and legends on the reverse were collected and examined under three main hea-dings: Roman Imperial, Local and Colonial Types. Thus, from the coins struck, the attempt has been made to understand how the city changed and transformed in social, religious, political, historical and military fields over time. Accordingly, the reflection of Roman Imperial policy and religion on coin types and the traces of the Hellenistic cultural tradition were followed through the representations struck on these coins, and traces of the colonization movements of the Roman Empire in local cultures were followed.

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