FLAME’s most recent development includes the option to organize the results of a specific Coin Find by aggregating them based on their mint, metal, denomination, or both mint and metal. In each case, users will see additional content about the … Continued
FLAME is glad to announce a collaboration with a new partner, Dr. Irene Soto Marín (University of Basel), and her project, “Nomisma: Measuring Monetary Integration in the Late Roman Empire.” The Nomisma project will examine circulation patterns in Egypt in … Continued
We are glad to announce the development of a new feature in FLAME’s circulation application, allowing users to examine – for the first time – the details of the coins found in a coin find (i.e. an excavation or hoard). … Continued
For the fourth time, FLAME sponsored a panel covering its current work at Kalamazoo. FLAME’s director Lee Mordechai (SESYNC and Hebrew University of Jerusalem) presented on “Economy and Environment in Late Antiquity: Coin Circulation and Destructive Disasters”; Merle Eisenberg (Princeton … Continued
We are glad to announce that FLAME has imported Peter Philps’ dataset of Early Islamic coins, which included c. 150 coin finds and c. 3,000 coins, significantly improving the project’s coverage in the Near East. A brief description of the … Continued
