The meeting takes place on November 6th-7th in the Teylers Museum in Haarlem, Netherlands, with two full days of papers and posters.

The full progamme and book of abstracts can be downloaded here: programme and abstracts

November 5th

Afternoon: Tour of the Teylers Museum

November 6th

10:00 – 10:30 Welcome, Coffee and Opening

1. Miquel Sánchez Signes Digitalization of Catalogs in the Publication of Large Numismatic Repertories. A Practical Example with dédalo: the Medieval Hoard of Llibertat Street (Valencia, Spain)

2. Annika Tauschensky Digital Recording of Coin Finds in the S.E.S.A.M.-project

3. Wojciech Ostrowski, Barbara Zając and Jarosław Bodzek Digitization of the Nietulisko Małe I Hoard (Poland, Ostrowiec county) using RTI. The Future Numismatics Digital Workflow at Archaeological Excavations

12:00 – 13:30 Lunch

4. Karsten Tolle Supporting Ancient Coin Find Die Studies Based on Machine Learning

5. Tasha Fulbrook Radiates in Context: Chemical and Archaeological Analysis of the “Barbarous Radiates” Coinage Phenomenon in Roman Britain.

14:20 Poster Slam

14:35–15:05 Coffee and Posters

6. Federico Carbone, Teresa Marino Public Engagement Strategies for the Enhancement of the Numismatic Heritage from Paestum

7. Marija Jović Illicit trade as a Serious Obstacle in Promoting Numismatic Finds to the General Public in the Balkans

8. Andrew Brown “Just another ‘grot’…”: Roman Coins and the PAS

9. Martin Allen Medieval Coin Hoards of Britain and Ireland (MCHBI): an Update

16:45–17:00 Discussion

November 7th

10:00 – 10:20 Coffee

10. Kris Lockyear The Problem of Percentages

11. Zabya Abo Aljadayel Fatimid Coins in Al-Andalus: An Economic and Political Analysis of Discoveries in the Iberian Peninsula

12. Jehan Hillen Challenges and Methodologies in the Interpretation of Theodosian Hoards

13. Rahel Ackermann Coins, Coinfinds, and Ordonnances: Some Aspects of Coin Circulation in Early Modern Times

12:00 – 13:30 Lunch

14. Mario Schlapke Heavily Barbarized Denarii of the C. L. CAESARES Type from Thuringia – Material Overview and Approaches to Classification

15. Aleksander Bursche, Arkadiusz Dymowski, Kyrylo Myzgin Corpvs Nvmmorvm Barbarorvm

16. Mark Pyzyk Coin Finds of Ukraine

14:45 – 15:05 Coffee

17. David Wigg-Wolf Online Celtic Coinage – Networking the Iron Age

18. Jan Pelsdonk A Guide to Getting a Collection ready for Nomisma

15:55 Closing Discussion How do we Make Data Re-Usable?

16:45 Closing

Posters

• Ana-Maria Baltă|Emanuel Petac, University of Bucharest | Numismatic Cabinet of the Romanian Academy
  The Constantin Orghidan collection of the Romanian Academy – present and future endeavours
• Claudia Devoto, Università di Roma La Sapienza
  Collecting casts. A project of digitalization and musealization of the coins in the Museo dell’Arte Classica at La Sapienza, Rome
• Lily Grozdanova, Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”
  The “DigiDeultum concept” in light of the coin finds from the 2023 Deultum archaeological season
• Julia Tzvetkova, Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”
  “Coins in context”: “The Gluhite kamani research project” and its coin collection
• Jonas von Felten, Swiss Inventory of Coin Finds
  DISCO – Digital Inventory of Swiss COin finds

November 8th

Excursion to Roman castella along the Lower Rhine and the State Museum of Antiquities (Rijksmuseum van Oudheden) in Leiden

Travel information

Haarlem is close to Schiphol Airport.

Taxis cost some 45,- € for a single trip.

There are direct buses to Haarlem train station (bus line 300, Connexxion Rnet, bus stops B8-B10). The bus stops are situated at Schiphol Plaza, right outside the arrivals hall. Price: about 5,50 € for a single trip. Duration: c. 40 minutes.
Fares are paid with credit card (coins and banknotes are not accepted). You tap in with the card on boarding, and tap out again when you leave the bus.

There is a frequent train service operating until late. It is easiest to travel via Leiden Central to Haarlem. At Leiden you change to an Intercity train to Amsterdam Central getting off at Haarlem. Price: about 8,10 € for a single trip. Duration c. 40 minutes.
Tickets for the trains can be bought at machines close to the entrances to the platforms.