The research behind Nomismata is primarily based on:

• Monographs on numismatic surveys
• Excavation reports
• Articles in numismatic and archaeological journals
• Museum catalogs (only when collections have an archaeological provenance and the find location is known)
• Manuscripts
• Published and unpublished excavation finds

These sources form the foundation upon which Nomismata has been built. All references that contribute to the database are fully quoted and can be accessed in the SOURCES section of the database.

Ongoing Research within Nomismata project

Cristiano Rossetti – Byzantine Coins and Seals from the Adriatic Region
Giulio Carraro – Money Circulation in the Central Balkan Area between the 12th and 15th Centuries
Kateryna Sorochan – The Dissemination of Byzantine Coins (9th–13th Centuries) in the Territory of Kyivan Rus’
Bruno Callegher – Coins and the Economy in the Negev between the 4th and 8th Centuries CE
Andrea Gariboldi – Frontier Economy: Trade and Monetary Circulation in Armenia between Byzantium and Persia

Conferences

• June 23rd 2022, Macerata – CONVEGNO INTERNAZIONALE CISA – RETI ADRIATICHE
• October 27-29th 2022, Padova – PER MEDITERRANEUM VI Congresso Internazionale di Numismatica e di Storia monetaria
• June 26th 2023 – Ecole française d’Athènes, Hackathon. Excavation coins Online
• November 14th 2023, Trieste – IN THE MERCHANT PURSE, THE CONTRIBUTION OF NUMISMATIC DATABASES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO ECONOMIC HISTORY
• December 2nd 2023, Paris – SOCIÉTÉ FRANÇAISE DE NUMISMATIQUE
• Profili del secolo XI – Settimane di studio della Fondazione Centro Italiano di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo LXXI – Spoleto 4 – 10 aprile 2024
• April 26-28th 2024, Princeton NJ, “From Solidus to Stavraton, Coinage and Money in the Byzantine World”
• May 10th 2024, Tübingen – Studying Coin Finds – Methodology and Digital Approaches
• May 27th 2024, Tatabánya (HU) (online) – Byzanz und das Karpatenbecken vom 5. bis zum 15. Jahrhundert – die Analyse der zahlreichen Kontakte aus verschiedenen Perspektiven
• June 13th 2024 (online) – ABC of European Heritage, Archaeology of the Byzantine Commonwealth conference
• AETHSE 8 The 8th Archaeological Meeting for Thessaly and Central Greece – Volos 3-6 April 2025
• ECFN 2025, London, 4th – 5th September
• Forthcoming 2026, Vienna – participation at the 25th International Congress of Byzantine Studies