Byzantine mints

Columns: Location | Attested activity | Mint mark | Comments
Adrianople | 1354-1356 | Active as a mint for the co-emperor Matthew Kantakouzenos during his rule over Thrace ( 1347-1357 ) . Didymoteichon is an alternative site | Alexandretta | 609-610 | ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔ | Active during Heraclius 's ( r . 610-641- ) revolt against Phocas ( r . 602-610- ) | Alexandria | Before 330 to after 475 , c. 525-646 | ΑΛΕΞ , ΑΛΞΟΒ | Active from before Diocletian ( r . 284-305- ) to the reign of Zeno ( r . 475-491- ) as the mint of the Diocese of Egypt . Re-established c. 525 , active until its fall to the Arabs | Antioch | Before 330 to after 475 , c. 512-610 | ΑΝ , ΑΝΤΙΚ , ΑΝΤΧ ; THEUP , THEUPO , ΘVΠOΛS | Active from before Diocletian ( r . 284-305- ) to the reign of Zeno ( r . 475-491- ) as the mint of the Diocese of the East . Re-established by Anastasius I ( r . 491-518- ) . Renamed to Theoupolis ( Greek : Θεούπολις , City of God ) after the 526 earthquake . No coins are attested after 610 , its establishment having probably been transferred to Jerusalem ( see below ) | Arta | c. 1204-1271 | Main mint for the Despotate of Epirus . Attribution is conjectural but probable , as Arta was the capital of Epirus | Carthage | 533 - c. 695 | CAR , KAR , KART , CT , CRTG , KRTG | Established by Diocletian ( r . 284-305- ) c. 296 but suppressed in 307 and its staff transferred to Ostia . A new mint was established by the Vandals there , and was taken over by the Byzantines in 533 . Extant until c. 692/693 or 695 , when it was moved to Sardinia before the threat of Arab conquest | Carthagena | c. 560-624 | Active in southern Spain until the fall of the last Byzantine strongholds to the Visigoths in c. 624

Example questions:
What is the attested activity of the Byzantine mint location that was known in ancient times as Ambracia ( Ancient Greek : Ἀμβρακία ) ? | What is the attested activity of the Byzantine mint location that is the largest district in Hatay Province on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey ? | What is the attested activity of the Byzantine mint location that was arguably one of the most affluent cities of the Ancient World ?

Answers:
c. 1204-1271 | Before 330 to after 475 , c. 525-646 | 533 - c. 695