An Atlas of Anglo-Saxon and Norman Coin Finds c.973-1086

D. M. Metcalf

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Contents: Monetary history from eleventh century coins Assembling a working model of monetary circulation from the random evidence of single finds Asking appropriate questions about the find-evidence and thinking about the arguments that would fit the questions Continuity and change, and the age-structure of the currency Regional characteristics of mint-activity and monetary circulation Single finds from c973-1086 Monetary circulation in England The Percentage share of the national output of coinage, type by type, for each of the mint-places Index.

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