Interplay of Archaeological Numismatic and Articulation of Agency Practise: Narratives of Care

This paper articulates the conceptual blend of archaeology and numismatic discourse. Rhetorically, the main aim of this paper is to highlight attitudes essential for bringing intellectual rationalism, emotional allure, and social constructivist conception in doing coin or culture material study. We have chosen the operational area for the formulation of distinctive and constitutive meaning through agency study and ethical archaeological practise: drawing a theoretical and methodological premise for the practitioner working in the domain of archaeological numismatics to interpret a coin as a subordinate-social agency and locating its various social affordances, functionality, materiality, thingness, the network of association, and embedded social memory.