
A 5 year ERC research project analysing all major silver coinage 200 BCE - 64 CE led by Professor Kevin Butcher @ClassicsWarwick
University of Warwick, UK
Joined September 2019
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On Thurs 18th April 2024 (18:00-19:00) Clare Rowan (@ClassicsWarwick) is giving a public lecture @UofGlasgow on:
"The Roman World in 10 Tokens"
@hunterian, as part of her ongoing collaboration with the museum around their collection
Register (free): eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-roman…
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Wonderful talk delivered by Margeuerite Spoerri Butcher for Les Recontres Numismatiques in Athens. Thank you, Marguerite! #numismatique @ClassicsWarwick
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Focussing on mints rather than mines, silver coinage of Imperial Rome is investigated using the elemental compositions of over 1000 coins. Linked to the Archaeology Data Service (ADS) and Open Access at: ow.ly/qJ2350PNp6S
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Crisis? What Crisis? A recent article by Jonathan Wood, Matthew Ponting and Kevin Butcher provides evidence that recycling silver was as significant as debasement of silver coinage during the Roman Republic. Open access at: ow.ly/P7nn50PLCs1
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very proud of the @RespProject team for organising this and looking forward to it @ERC_Research
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Blushing ☺️
After watching @profyarrow 's talk at @RACOM this week I couldn't help but get myself a little treat at #CA2023
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👀Vous avez sous les yeux l’une des monnaies de bronze les plus lourdes jamais frappées pour une impératrice romaine !
🪙 C’est un double sesterce d'Étruscille (249-251), épouse de l’empereur romain Trajan Dèce, qui porte une coiffure typique du IIIe siècle ⤵
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Dr Matthew Ponting @LivAncWorlds reports that the RACOM project has completed the analysis of 1,000 coins - the 1,000th being a denarius of L. Hostilius Saserna (RRC 448/1a) from the collection of the @Muenzkabinett, Winterthur
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Today 1 June 1943. Prime Minister Winston Churchill addresses British troops in the old Roman amphitheater at Carthage, Tunisia.
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I think all of us in the @RomeCoin project would love to investigate these coins in detail 😋
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Visited @isisneutronmuon today to start thinking about what I'll be doing for the @RomeCoin project.
Mad scientist look ☑️ #archaeology
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so WHAT was going on with #Caligula and his sisters? Join Kevin Butcher for an exploration of a very important #coin to find out more!
youtube.com/watch?v=Nciau35L…
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#coins also feature! ;-) #Numismatics
Missing your summer holiday travel? Why not journey to the Temples of #Baalbek in #Lebanon with Kevin Butcher right now?
youtu.be/v6Fqx6KHrzU
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thinking about doing a PhD?? A handy list of funding and deadlines in the department available here:
warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/class…




























