We are glad to announce that we’ve passed the 2,000th find in FLAME’s main database. All these 2,000 coin finds – excavations, hoards and single finds – include a few hundred thousand coins between them all. Every additional coin find … Continued
FLAME has recently imported the bronze coins minted in the mint of Thessaloniki over late antiquity, based on a dataset collected by Andrei Gandila. This will allow us to examine a more comprehensive circulation of the output of a single … Continued
We’re glad to announce that FLAME has recently imported over one hundred thousand coins from the British Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) into its main database. The process required overcoming some technical challenges because of the large number of finds, but … Continued
The development of FLAME’s second stage continues at a good pace. The increasing complexity of the application also results in increasing numbers of bugs and errors we keep discovering – in both the data we have in our database and … Continued
FLAME will be returning to the 52nd International Congress on Medieval Studies. Members of the FLAME Project will present in panel 467, at Schneider 1155, on Saturday (May 13) at 3:30pm in the panel Exploring the Early Medieval Economy: From … Continued