ANS Lyceum: Online Courses at the ANS
March 31–May 5, 2021
Coins from the Archaic to Hellenistic periods
with Dr. Peter van Alfen (ANS)
May 19–June 30, 2021
Coins of Rome
with Dr. Gilles Bransbourg (ANS) & Dr. Lucia Carbone (ANS)
July 14–August 4, 2021
Photography Workshop
with ANS Senior Photographer, Alan Roche
September 22–October 27, 2021
Money of the United States
with Dr. Jesse Kraft (ANS)
February 9–March 16, 2022
Judean and Biblical Numismatics
with David Hendin (ANS)
April 13–May 18, 2022
Numismatic Methods and Theories
with Dr. Lucia Carbone (ANS), Warren Esty, Paul Keyser, Dr. Jesse Kraft (ANS), Dr. Peter van Alfen (ANS), and David Yoon (ANS)
October 19–November 16, 2022
Iconic Women of the Ancient World
with Professor Mariangela Puglisi (Università degli Studi di Messina), Mary Lannin (ANS Trustee and Fellow), Professor Liv Mariah Yarrow (City University of New York, in Classics at Brooklyn College and in Classics and History at the Graduate Center and ANS Fellow), Dr. Lucia Carbone (ANS), and Professor Martin Beckmann (McMaster University and ANS Fellow)
April 19–May 24, 2023
Collection Management and Coin Conservation
with Dr. Peter van Alfen (ANS), David Yoon (ANS), Dr. Alan Stahl (Princeton University), Jennifer Gloede (National Numismatic Collection, Smithsonian Museum), Dr. Ellen Feingold (National Numismatic Collection, Smithsonian Museum), Dr. Nathan T. Elkins (ANS), and David Hendin (ANS)
September 20-November 8, 2023
Coinage and Civil Wars through the Centuries
Dr. François de Callataÿ (Royal Library of Belgium), Dr. Evangeline Markou (National Hellenic Research Foundation), Dr. Lucia F. Carbone (ANS), Dr. Gilles Bransbourg (ANS), Dr. Nathan T. Elkins (ANS), Robert Hoge, Dr. Jesse Kraft
Wednesdays,
12:30–2:00 pm (ET)
$100 for ANS Members
$250 for non-members
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Scholarships are available for students
The ANS Lyceum is an online educational offering from the American Numismatic Society. Over several weeks, participants have the opportunity to engage in interactive lectures and discussion sessions with ANS curators, staff, and other specialists. The ANS Lyceum is open to all with no prior knowledge of numismatics or history required or expected.