3rd Young Numismatists’ Conference

10th November 2021. - ELTE BTK

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

10.00–10.20 | Opening

Welcome speech by DR. CSABA LATORCAI, Secretary of State for Public Administration at the Ministry of Human Capacities

and KÁROLY VAGYÓCZKY, Head of the Art Department of the Banknote Printing Co.

MEDIEVAL NUMISMATICS | CHAIR: MÁRTON KÁLNOKI-GYÖNGYÖSSY DSC

10.20–10.40

ÁDÁM NOVÁK: Medieval Hungarian coins in the collection of the Déri Museum

10.40–11.00

BALÁZS NAGY: The usage of the coat of arms and coinage (1467–1490)

11.00–11.20

VIVIEN GÖNCZI: Coins from Nowhere. Locating a Medieval Village near Veszprém

11.20–11.40

CRISTIANA TĂTARU: An Early 16th Century Ottoman Coins Hoard and the Problem of the Use of Ottoman Coinage in the Transylvanian cities

MODERN NUMISMATICS | CHAIR: ERIKA GARAMI

12.00–12.20

RÓBERT SZABÓ: The fruits of learning: merit medals of the Catholic Archbishopric High School in Kalocsa

12.20–12.40

MILÁN TÖREKI: The last days of the Austro-Hungarian krone: collapse, overstamping, destruction

EARLY MODERN NUMISMATICS | CHAIR: ISTVÁN KENYERES PHD

14.00–14.20

MONICA DEJAN: The hoard from Măriţei (Suceava county, Romania) – a mirror of the Moldavian currency between 16th and 17th centuries

14.20–14.40

ORSOLYA GÁLVÖLGYI: Treasure-hoard horizon from the era of Long Turkish War – Two Ottoman-era coinhoards from excavation of Erdélyi Bastion (9. Táncsics Mihály street)

14.40–15.00

ZSOLT DEZSŐ NAGY: Studying coin circulation in Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok county: hoards and excavations from the Early Modern Ages

15.00–15.20

ANDRÁS BOROMISSZA: "BUDA CAPTA 1686"

ANCIENT NUMISMATICS | CHAIR: LEVENTE NAGY PHD

16.00–16.20

THOMAS DUNWELL: The iconographic shift of the late third to mid fourth century AD: representations of the Emperor, Religion, and the Roman army on the imperial coinage from the Restoration of the Empire under Aurelian to the end of the Constantinian Dynasty (270 – 361)

16.20–16.40

NIKOLAUS AUE: Newly introduced byzantine Silver Coins from 610 AD. to 720 AD. — Analysis and Context

17.00–17.10 | Closing words by MÁRTON KÁLNOKI-GYÖNGYÖSSY DSC