The E-Sylum:  Volume 8, Number 6, February 6, 2005, Article 2

NBS AT THE KALAMAZOO CONFERENCE

As some of you may be aware, each Spring at Western
Michigan University, in Kalamazoo MI, the International
Congress on Medieval Studies is held. This is the largest
meeting of medievalists in the world and some 2,000
scholars will be coming from all over the Americas,
Europe, Australia and Asia. This year, for the first time,
the Numismatic Bibliomania Society will be represented
by E. Tomlinson Fort, the editor of The Asylum, who will
present a paper entitled "The Social Status of Moneyers in
Anglo-Norman England." In addition, E-Sylum subscriber
Frank L. Wiswall will read a paper: "Royal Mints and Royal
Minors in England 1216-1389. Finally, a third paper by
David Sorenson: "Die-Cutting and Mint Organization in
France, 1380-1422" will also be presented. All these
papers will be in the session entitled "Centralization, or
Lack Thereof, in Medieval Mint Practice" which will be
held on Saturday May 7 at 1.30 pm at the conference.
Those interested in attending should go to the conference's
web site : Conference Web Site.
Those living in Pittsburgh will be able to hear a prevue of
Tom's paper at the March meeting of the Pittsburgh
Numismatic Society.

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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