Sceattas in England and on the Continent: The Seventh Oxford Symposium on Coinage and Monetary History

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Blank Page Front Cover Copyright Table of Contents Abbreviations Introduction Chapter One: The Early English Denarial Coinage, c. 680 —c. 750 Chapter Two: Monetary Circulation in Southern England in the First Half of the Eighth Century Chapter Three: Sceatas in Northumbria Chapter Four: Estimation of the Volume of the Northumbrian Coinage, c. 738 —88 Chapter Five: A Survey of Sceatta Finds from the Low Countries Chapter Six: Some Questions About the Primary Series (A Contribution to the Discussion) Chapter Seven: Finds of Sceattas from Scandinavia Chapter Eight: A Note on Sceattas as a Measure of International Trade, and on the Earliest Danish Coinage Chapter Nine: A Chronology for the Sceattas Chapter Ten: A Coinage for King Cynewulf of Wessex? Chapter Eleven: Anglo-Saxon Art and the 'Archer' Sceat Chapter Twelve: Twenty-Five Notes on Sceatta Finds Chapter Thirteen: Some Northumbrian Finds of Sceattas Chapter Fourteen: The Manchester Hoard of Sceattas and a Group of Sceattas from Manchester City Art Gallery Chapter Fifteen: Sceattas from an Unidentified Site Near Cambridge Chapter Sixteen: A Derivative of the Ver Group of Intermediate Sceattas Found at Springfield, Essex Chapter Seventeen: A 'Porcupine' Sceat from Sandy, Bedfordshire Chapter Eighteen: Sceattas, a Styca, and Other Coin Finds from a Site in North-East Lincolnshire Chapter Nineteen: Recent Finds of Sceattas from the River Thames in London Chapter Twenty: A Revised Check-List of English Finds of Sceattas The Symposiasts