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This year's free public lecture day celebrates the life, work and legacy of Michael Dolley, one of the foremost scholars of Anglo-Saxon, Manx and Irish coinage.🪙 For more information, contact [email protected] 🪙
The Numismatic Society of Ireland (Northern Branch), together with National Museums NI, are pleased to present an afternoon of free public lectures inspired by the life of Michael Dolley as celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.
Born in Oxford, Michael Dolley (1925–1983) was a renowned numismatist and historian, particularly known for his work on Anglo-Saxon, Irish, and Manx coins.
He not only excelled in coin identifiation, but also advanced the study of coins in their context and coin hoards, leading the way in integrating numismatics with archaeology and history.
Over his career he held a number of prestigious positions at institutions including the British Museum and Queen’s University Belfast, where he became Professor of Historical Numismatics.
🪙Dr Kristin Bornholdt Collins
Making Waves - Dolley and the Vikings in Dublin, Belfast and Man
🪙Dr John Rainey
Personal Recollections - Standing on the Shoulders of a Giant
🪙OisÃn Mac Conamhna
From Sihtric to Sarsfield: Some Aspects of Irish Numismatics, in Memory of Michael Dolley
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Ulster Museum, Belfast, United Kingdom
