Silver, Butter, Cloth
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Silver, Butter, Cloth
Monetary and Social Economies in the Viking Age
Kershaw, Jane; Sindbaek, Soren; Williams, Gareth; Graham-Campbell, James
Oxford University Press
12/2018
324
Dura
Inglês
9780198827986
15 a 20 dias
750
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List of Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
Foreward
Jane Kershaw: Introduction
1: Marek Jankowiak: Silver Fragmentation: Reinterpreting the Evidence of the Hoards
2: Gitte Tarnow Ingvardson: As Long as it Glitters. A Re-evaluation of the Mixed Silver Hoards of Bornholm, Denmark
3: Mateusz Bogucki: On Silver Fragmentation: How Reliable is Metrological Data? A Case Study Based on the Mozgowo Hoard, Poland (tpq 1009)
4: Andrew R. Woods: Royalty and Renewal in Viking-Age Ireland
5: Svein H. Gullbekk: The Rise of Spiritual Economies in late Viking and Early Medieval Scandinavia
6: John Sheehan: Reflections on Kingship, the Church and Viking-Age Silver in Ireland
7: Florent Audy: Beyond Economics: The Use of Coins as Pendants in Viking Age Scandinavia
8: Ester Oras, Ivar Leimus, and Lauri Joosu: A Viking-Age Gold Hoard from Essu, Estonia: Context, Function and Meaning
9: Jacek Gruszczynski: The Importance of Containers for the Deposition and Non-Retrieval of Silver Hoards - a comparison between Gotland and Pomerania
10: Guillaume Sarah: From Local Supply to Long-Distance Trade Networks: Fingerprinting Early Medieval Silver
11: Stephen Merkel: Provenancing Viking-age Silver: Methodological and Theoretical Considerations and a Case Study
12: Jane Kershaw: Gold as a Means of Exchange in Scandinavian England (c. 850-1050 AD)
13: Michele Hayeur-Smith: Va?mal and Cloth Currency in Viking and Medieval Iceland
14: Aaron J. Critch, Jennifer F. Harland, and James H. Barrett: Tracing the Late Viking-Age and Medieval Butter Economy: The View from Quoygrew, Orkney
Notes on Contributors
Foreward
Jane Kershaw: Introduction
1: Marek Jankowiak: Silver Fragmentation: Reinterpreting the Evidence of the Hoards
2: Gitte Tarnow Ingvardson: As Long as it Glitters. A Re-evaluation of the Mixed Silver Hoards of Bornholm, Denmark
3: Mateusz Bogucki: On Silver Fragmentation: How Reliable is Metrological Data? A Case Study Based on the Mozgowo Hoard, Poland (tpq 1009)
4: Andrew R. Woods: Royalty and Renewal in Viking-Age Ireland
5: Svein H. Gullbekk: The Rise of Spiritual Economies in late Viking and Early Medieval Scandinavia
6: John Sheehan: Reflections on Kingship, the Church and Viking-Age Silver in Ireland
7: Florent Audy: Beyond Economics: The Use of Coins as Pendants in Viking Age Scandinavia
8: Ester Oras, Ivar Leimus, and Lauri Joosu: A Viking-Age Gold Hoard from Essu, Estonia: Context, Function and Meaning
9: Jacek Gruszczynski: The Importance of Containers for the Deposition and Non-Retrieval of Silver Hoards - a comparison between Gotland and Pomerania
10: Guillaume Sarah: From Local Supply to Long-Distance Trade Networks: Fingerprinting Early Medieval Silver
11: Stephen Merkel: Provenancing Viking-age Silver: Methodological and Theoretical Considerations and a Case Study
12: Jane Kershaw: Gold as a Means of Exchange in Scandinavian England (c. 850-1050 AD)
13: Michele Hayeur-Smith: Va?mal and Cloth Currency in Viking and Medieval Iceland
14: Aaron J. Critch, Jennifer F. Harland, and James H. Barrett: Tracing the Late Viking-Age and Medieval Butter Economy: The View from Quoygrew, Orkney
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List of Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
Foreward
Jane Kershaw: Introduction
1: Marek Jankowiak: Silver Fragmentation: Reinterpreting the Evidence of the Hoards
2: Gitte Tarnow Ingvardson: As Long as it Glitters. A Re-evaluation of the Mixed Silver Hoards of Bornholm, Denmark
3: Mateusz Bogucki: On Silver Fragmentation: How Reliable is Metrological Data? A Case Study Based on the Mozgowo Hoard, Poland (tpq 1009)
4: Andrew R. Woods: Royalty and Renewal in Viking-Age Ireland
5: Svein H. Gullbekk: The Rise of Spiritual Economies in late Viking and Early Medieval Scandinavia
6: John Sheehan: Reflections on Kingship, the Church and Viking-Age Silver in Ireland
7: Florent Audy: Beyond Economics: The Use of Coins as Pendants in Viking Age Scandinavia
8: Ester Oras, Ivar Leimus, and Lauri Joosu: A Viking-Age Gold Hoard from Essu, Estonia: Context, Function and Meaning
9: Jacek Gruszczynski: The Importance of Containers for the Deposition and Non-Retrieval of Silver Hoards - a comparison between Gotland and Pomerania
10: Guillaume Sarah: From Local Supply to Long-Distance Trade Networks: Fingerprinting Early Medieval Silver
11: Stephen Merkel: Provenancing Viking-age Silver: Methodological and Theoretical Considerations and a Case Study
12: Jane Kershaw: Gold as a Means of Exchange in Scandinavian England (c. 850-1050 AD)
13: Michele Hayeur-Smith: Va?mal and Cloth Currency in Viking and Medieval Iceland
14: Aaron J. Critch, Jennifer F. Harland, and James H. Barrett: Tracing the Late Viking-Age and Medieval Butter Economy: The View from Quoygrew, Orkney
Notes on Contributors
Foreward
Jane Kershaw: Introduction
1: Marek Jankowiak: Silver Fragmentation: Reinterpreting the Evidence of the Hoards
2: Gitte Tarnow Ingvardson: As Long as it Glitters. A Re-evaluation of the Mixed Silver Hoards of Bornholm, Denmark
3: Mateusz Bogucki: On Silver Fragmentation: How Reliable is Metrological Data? A Case Study Based on the Mozgowo Hoard, Poland (tpq 1009)
4: Andrew R. Woods: Royalty and Renewal in Viking-Age Ireland
5: Svein H. Gullbekk: The Rise of Spiritual Economies in late Viking and Early Medieval Scandinavia
6: John Sheehan: Reflections on Kingship, the Church and Viking-Age Silver in Ireland
7: Florent Audy: Beyond Economics: The Use of Coins as Pendants in Viking Age Scandinavia
8: Ester Oras, Ivar Leimus, and Lauri Joosu: A Viking-Age Gold Hoard from Essu, Estonia: Context, Function and Meaning
9: Jacek Gruszczynski: The Importance of Containers for the Deposition and Non-Retrieval of Silver Hoards - a comparison between Gotland and Pomerania
10: Guillaume Sarah: From Local Supply to Long-Distance Trade Networks: Fingerprinting Early Medieval Silver
11: Stephen Merkel: Provenancing Viking-age Silver: Methodological and Theoretical Considerations and a Case Study
12: Jane Kershaw: Gold as a Means of Exchange in Scandinavian England (c. 850-1050 AD)
13: Michele Hayeur-Smith: Va?mal and Cloth Currency in Viking and Medieval Iceland
14: Aaron J. Critch, Jennifer F. Harland, and James H. Barrett: Tracing the Late Viking-Age and Medieval Butter Economy: The View from Quoygrew, Orkney
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