Gentlemen,
Although I do not collect coins from Arados, I follow these discussions because I have been fortunate to know Dr Frederique
Duyrat, who is a "she" not a "he".
I am sure you would all enjoy meeting with her as much as I did, and to offer belated congratulations as
head of the
BnF Coins and Medals!
She is a very accomplished woman in the
field of
numismatics.
Mary
Associate Professor of
History (1994), Doctor of
History (University of
Paris IV-Sorbonne, 2000),
history and
numismatics specialist classical and Hellenistic Near East, former research grant from the
French Institute of Archaeology in the Near -orient
Damascus (1996-1998), Frédérique
Duyrat was a lecturer in ancient
history at the University of Orleans from 2001 to 2009 before joining the department of coins and medals and antiques from the National
Library of
France in January 2010, as responsible for the
collection of
Greek coins. She is an associate researcher at Ernest
Babelon Research Institute on archaeo-materials (UMR 5060, CNRS) Centre since 2004. It is authorized since 2010 to conduct academic research (University of
Paris IV-Sorbonne, qualified for the office of teacher . 'universities by the National Council of Universities (2012) and member of the Graduate School Archaeology (ED 112), University
Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne Finally, she was a junior member of the Institut Universitaire de
France ( http: //iuf.amue.fr ) from 2006 to 2009.
Since September 2013, she was chief curator and director of the
library department of coins and medals and antiques from the National
Library of
France 2 . She is a member of the
French Numismatic Society, co-director of the Numismatic Journal 3 , of the Society of Ancient
History at the University and the
French Association of Economic
History teachers.
