That's Professor Crawford himself! Sounds like a great conference. Please let us know what cutting - edge issues were discussed.
die axis, either regulated or unregulated, as a measure of whether coin issues should be separated into separate sub issues, or whether two related issues might be joined. There were 5 papers on this subject
money usage and circulation, imitations, intrinsic and fiduciary bronzes etc. Several papers related
various more general presentations e.g. on
typeschanges in
types from
Roma etc to Apollo/Victory during Sullas time. What it meant
mechanisms to make large die studies feasible and implications for Punic war period
etc.
Most of the real transactions took place at lunch at receptions of course.