Long Table Lectures
Every Friday at 1:00 pm ET
The Long Table series brings together ANS Members from around the country each week. Lead by ANS staff, outside numismatic curators, authors, enthusiasts, historians, and many more, each talk offers the opportunity to take an hour away from your busy day to discuss all things numismatic, exchange views and ideas, and speak directly with fellow members and with the ANS.
Upcoming Long Tables
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Long Table 182. The Roman World in Tokens
on May 10, 2024 at 1:00 PM with Clare Rowan (The University of Warwick)
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Long Table 185. The Imperial Coinage of Nerva, Part 3: Nerva and the Roman Empire
on May 31, 2024 at 1:00 PM with Nathan Elkins, ANS Deputy Director
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Long Table 183. A Digital Catalog for the Ancient Coinages of the Iberian Peninsula
on May 17, 2024 at 1:00 PM with Manuel Gozalbes (Valencia Museum of Prehistory)
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Long Table 181. Coin Finds from Olympia: Analysis from 1875 to the Present Day
on May 3, 2024 at 1:00 PM with Simone Killen (Commission for Ancient History and Epigraphy at the German Archaeological Institute)
Watch recorded Long Table lectures
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Long Table 177. The Imperial Coinage of Nerva, Part 2: Nerva, the Senate, and the People of Rome and Italy
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Long Table 176. The Royal Maundy-Ceremony and Coins
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Long Table 175. Elaiussa Sebaste: Its Mint and Coin Finds
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Long Table 174. Nomos and Nomisma: The Monetary Policy of the Greek City
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Long Table 173. Local Coinages in a Roman World, Second Century BC–First Century AD: The East
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Long Table 172. NUMMI DIGITALI: The Coin Cabinet Of Archaeological Museum “A. Salinas” Of Palermo
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Long Table 167. Reevaluation of Cretan Drachm Overstrikes on Kyrenaika Coins
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Long Table 171. Overview of So-Called Dollars: The Stories They Have to Tell
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Long Table 170. The Imperial Coinage of Nerva, Part 1: Nerva as Supreme Military Commander
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Long Table 169. Ships, Shipwrecks and Medals in the 17th Century
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Long Table 168. Knossos, Crete. Coins, History, and Economies: Old Data in a New Perspective
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Long Table 166. Local Coinages in a Roman World, Second Century BC–First Century AD
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Long Table 165. Benjamin Franklin’s Money: A Financial Life of the First American
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Long Table 164. Roman Gold Coinage from the Second Punic War to the Flavians From An Archaeometric Perspective
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Long Table 163. The Silver Coinage of Carausius (AD 286-93)
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Long Table 162. Why Collect Forgeries? The Dies and the Story of Carl Wilhelm Becker
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Long Table 161. The Franco-American Castorland Jeton
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Long Table 160. General Charles Richard Fox (1796–1873), Coin Collector
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Long Table 159. Tokens in Classical Athens and Beyond
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Long Table 158. The Coinage of Phaistos: New Light on the History and Economic Dynamics of a Prominent Cretan City