To book a ticket and more details click the link below.
Places are limited so booking is essential to avoid disappointment.
Places are limited so booking is essential to avoid disappointment.
Beyond the Vale of York Hoard
Saturday, 11 July 2015 from 10:15 to 16:30
at The Yorkshire Museum, York, United Kingdom
A
series of talks focused upon the Vale of York hoard, Viking silver and
perspectives from other periods, hosted in the Historic Library of the
Yorkshire Museum.
The event is the joint summer meeting of the British and Royal Numismatic societies and is supported by the
Yorkshire Numismatic Society.
Programme
10.20 Welcome by Andrew Woods (York Museums Trust).
10.25 Introduction by Andrew Burnett (President, Royal Numismatic Society)
10.30 Session 1: Iron Age and Roman Hoards
Philip de Jersey (Guernsey Museum & Art Gallery), Iron Age coin hoards: the story in the north
Eleanor Ghey (British Museum), Hoarding in Roman Britain
11.30 Tea/Coffee break
12.00 Session 2: Viking Age Hoards
Natalie McCaul (York Museums Trust), The Bedale hoard
Andrew Woods (York Museums Trust), The Vale of York hoard: what we have learned
13.00 Lunch
14.00 Session 3: Medieval and Early Modern Money
Carl Savage (Cumbria), The Bootham School hoard
Barrie Cook (British Museum), New kings, new coins: coinage and succession in Stuart
England
15.00 Tea/Coffee break
15.30 Session 4: The Secondary Life of Coins
Rachel Cubitt (York Archaeological Trust), The Warlaby hoard
Matthew Ball (Harris Museum, Preston), A curious set of scratches on the Fleetwood hoard of
clipped siliquae
16.30 Closing remarks by Dr Roger Bland (President, British Numismatic Society)
This ticket is free but you will need to bring your York Card or pay the entrance cost to the Museum.
Admission
Adult – £7.50
Concessionary Adult – £6.50
Children under 16 – FREE (this offer does not apply to organised groups or schools)
Residents with a valid York Card – FREE
Wheelchair user plus one carer – FREE
Lunch and refreshments will be provided throughout the day.
The
event represents the joint summer meeting of the British Numismatic
Society and the Royal Numismatic Society. It is kindly supported the
Yorkshire Numismatic Society.
To book a ticket and more details click the link below
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