Conveners
S90. NUMISMATIC DATABASES
- Ethan Gruber (American Numismatic Society)
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Andrei Jipa, Xavier Rogé (Numista)9/14/22, 11:00 AMoral presentation
One of the largest online numismatic catalogues is hosted by Numista, serving as a knowledge base for coins, banknotes, medals, tokens, and other related items. The catalogue, numbering currently more than 280,000 types, is entirely free toaccess and addresses private collectors, museums, and researchers alike. The distinguishing features of Numista are (i) its collaborative nature, the...
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Eljas Oksanen (University of Helsinki ), Frida Ehrnsten (National Museum of Finland), Heikki Rantala (Aalto University)9/14/22, 11:20 AMoral presentation
This paper will investigate digital numismatic collections management challenges and potential solutions using the national collections at the National Museum of Finland and the Finnish Heritage Agency as a case study. Concentrating on coin finds, we will discuss digital heritage challenges that stem from combining heterogeneous older and modern catalogues and data, and in designing...
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Kris Lockyear (Institute of Archaeology, UCL )9/14/22, 11:40 AMoral presentation
The Coin Hoards of the Roman Republic database started in 1989 as part of a master’s dissertation. It was greatly expanded for my PhD, and then again for subsequent publications especially my book in 2007. The database was a personal research database, and hoards which fulfilled my personal research objectives were targeted. In 2011, I was approached by the late Rick Witschonke with a view to...
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