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M EDIEVAL EU RO P E A N C O IN AG E Medieval European Coinage, a British Academy Research Project, is a major international reference series for medieval historians, numismatists and archaeologists which considers the European coinage of c. Previous books include The Coinage of Southern England, 796вЂ“865 (2011) and Money and Power in Anglo-Saxon England: the Southern English Kingdoms, 757вЂ“865 (Cambridge, 2012) (winner of the International Society of Anglo-Saxonists Best First Book Prize 2013). He has published extensively on the history of early medieval Britain and Europe, particularly from an economic and monetary perspective. dr rory naismith is Lecturer in early medieval British history at KingвЂ™s College London, and formerly a Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge. The first major single-volume treatment of the subject in over sixty years, it is supported by one of the most complete illustrated catalogues of the period. This landmark work of reference brings recent advances in historical and numismatic research to a wider audience. It re-evaluates the complex seventh- and eighth-century coinages, and follows the evolution of the Anglo-Saxon coinage into one of the most sophisticated monetary systems in medieval Europe it also covers the coins issued by Viking settlers in parts of England and Ireland.

M EDIEVAL EU ROPEA N CO IN AG E, VO L U M E 8 This volume of Medieval European Coinage traces the coinage and monetary history of Britain and Ireland in the early Middle Ages, from the end of the Roman province of Britain in the fifth century to the Norman Conquest of England in 1066 and the Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland in 1169вЂ“71. (b) Single-finds and productive sites 899 Citation preview Index of hoards and other finds represented in the catalogue 898 Index of moneyers represented in the catalogue 875 (b) List of collectors, dealers and donors represented in the catalogue 463 Glossary of numismatic and other terms 380 (b) Observations on Anglo-Saxon numismatic epigraphy 377Д¤. (a) Elements of early medieval coin inscriptions in Britain and Ireland 372 (b) Mints in Ireland and the Irish Sea area 358Дў. (e) Hiberno-Scandinavian coinage from outside Dublin? 336ДЎ. (d) Hiberno-Scandinavian coinage of Dublin 328 (c) Coinage and bullion in Viking-Age Ireland 327 (e) Other 'Irish Sea area' imitations 321ДЎ4. (c) Coinage and bullion on the Isle of Man 317 The Isle of Man and 'Irish Sea' coinages 315 (i) The Anglo-Viking kingdom of Northumbria 292ДЎ3. (f) Prelude: Viking sites and hoards in England (c. (e) Hoards and single-finds: towards a monetary economy in Viking England 286 (d) Minting, kingship and authority in Viking England 284 (l) Edward the Confessor and Harold II (1042вЂ“66) 271

(h) Tribute payments and the northern hoards 253 (d) Relative chronology: the order of types 221 (f) Regionalisation and royal control 185 England from Edward the Elder to Edgar's Reform 174

(e) The Horizontal/Two-Line and related coinages (c. (d) Reform and recoinage: Cross and Lozenge and related issues (c. (f) The Lunettes coinage of Mercia and Wessex (c. (e) The Inscribed Cross and related coinages of Wessex (c. (d) The age of Ecgberht and Г†thelwulf (825 вЂ“ c. The Rise of Wessex in Southern England 146 The 'Mercian Supremacy' in the age of Offa and Coenwulf 128Д§. (h) Social, economic and political interpretation 106 (g) English pennies: the Secondary coinage 98 (f) English pennies: the Primary coinage 93 (f) Social, economic and political context 59 (c) Merovingian coinage in England from c. (g) Eastern contacts and the problem of Byzantine copper-alloy coinage 36 (e) Clipped siliquae and the question of fifth-century continuity 31 (d) The end of Roman coinage in Britain: the fifth-century hoards 28 From Roman Britain to Anglo-Saxon England 23 (c) From late antiquity to the Middle Ages: British coinage in its European setting 7Дў.