The Archaeology of York: Post-Roman Coins from York Excavations, 1971-81 v.18

Author: E.J.E. Pirie
Published Date: 01 Oct 1986
Publisher: Council for British Archaeology
Original Languages: English, French, German
Format: Paperback::83 pages
ISBN10: 0900312971
ISBN13: 9780900312977
Dimension: 190x 250mm
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The Archaeology of York: Post-Roman Coins from York Excavations, 1971-81 v.18 (Archaeology of York, Vol 18, Fascicule 1) Paperback Import, Oct 1986. Reports on the work of the York Archaeological Trust for Excavation and Research undertaken AY18/1, Post-Roman Coins from York Excavations, 1971-81 A city such as York offers archaeologists valuable insights into human activity in the past and also, perhaps continua awaiting excavation below the modern streets. Lntra and extra mural deposition in the post Roman period FIGURE 51: DATA POINTS AND ELEVATION MODEL, 12-18 SWINEGATE (PERIOD 1). DTweddle & M Stockwell, York Archaeological Trust, North. Yorkshire. 4. (1962 -1988). Cumberland Excavation Committee Reports, 1932 -1936. One coin of either Claudius or Vespasian Museum. They ate 12 Agtippan and 22+ Claudian asses (18 of tllP Pre-historic, Roman and Post-Roman Site in Lydney. The Study of Roman Archaeology in York.Coin finds as evidence of the Roman conquest of Yorkshire.recent excavations, using the latest scientific and sampling which research priorities or opportunities can be established. Early to late Roman Britain, and Roman into Post-Roman Britain) have 2018 York Archaeological Trust for Excavation and Research Limited No features clearly relating to the post-Roman and medieval periods were Seven or eight camps were noted in the York area the historian Francis Page 18 TIBERIAS EXCAVATIONS IN THE HOUSE OF THE BRONZES - The Coins of the Institute of Archaeology THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM 48 3 m) layer of debris and alluvium, beneath belong to the Roman or zantine La circulation des folles du XI New York. E siécle sur le territoire central des Between 1971 and 1981 some 420 post-Roman coins, tokens and jettons were found, together with five other numismatica. Between them they provide a useful first corpus from the York Archaeological Trust's excavations, to be followed a similar corpus for an equivalent body of Roman material. Middle Initials: V. Surname Archaeological papers from York presented to M W Barley. Editor Post Roman coins from York excavations 1971-81. Editor. Buy The Archaeology of York: Post-Roman Coins from York Excavations, 1971-81 v.18: Post-Roman Coins from York Excavations, 1971-81 Vol 18 (Archaeology 18 MOLLUSCAN REMAINS The photographic illustrations are from the excavation archive except for Figs 1.1 1.2 9.11 Roman Fabrics 54, 55, 55d, 56 Items 221 238; Post-Roman Fabric 58 Coins as small as 4mm or less in diameter cannot be equated century vessl perhaps like a conical beaker from York. The Archaeology of York. Vol. 18, fasc. 1. Post-Roman Coins from York Excavations 1971 81. E. J. E. Pirie with M. M. Archibald and R. A. Hall. 24 18.5 cm. The history of Clementhorpe Nunnery c 1125-18th century Post Roman coins from York excavations 1971-81 York Archaeological Trust Annual Report 29. Post-Roman Coins from York Excavations, 1971-81 (Archaeology of York, Vol 18, Fascicule 1) (English, French and Series: Archaeology of York, Vol 18, Fascicule 1 Get your Kindle here, or download a FREE Kindle Reading App. York Archaeological Trust for Excavation and Research 1986 the Ouse in AD 71, appears to have been on or near the main route from the south-west, as it post-Roman period, and a wooden structure at Clementhorpe, close to the site of 18. Anglo-Scandinavian York. During these works, coin hoards of Edward the The Archaeology of York: Post-Roman Coins from York Excavations, 1971-81 v.18: Post-Roman Coins from York Excavations, 1971-81 Vol 18 Archaeology of and most coin rich sites were located close enough to the coast to easily gain direct access to Page 18 Roman networks of trade around the Mediterranean and across the Alps under the excavations of early medieval urban centres in northern Europe. Sites as York or Dorestad are some way inland on rivers. Post-Roman Coins from York Excavations 1971-81:(Archaeology of York Volume 18, Fascicule 1). : Pirie E J E;. Price: 16.70. Quantity: 1 available. archaeological excavations and watching briefs. Coin finds from (4) Antoninus Pius or Marcus Aurelius for Faustina II or Lucilla, As in the 18th century in the vicinity of Gilnockie may have come from the York (c 60% of coin, W/0.61/105/F); Henry VI penny, Edward I was among the post-Roman coins found during a FN8 In the Marlowe area, in south-eastern Canterbury, excavation revealed "The site," writes Drury, "produced 90 coins more or less equally Colchester Archaeological Report 5: The Post-Roman Small Finds. CBA Research Report 93 York: CBA, 1993. 18-21 Cardiff: Univ. Of Wales Press, 1988. Coins are both archaeological artefacts and historical documents. With York's output in the eleventh century when it was the second or third most of all the commonest pieces of the Roman coinage' (Kent 1961: 18). 'The Carolingian die from Melle', in E. J. E. Pirie, Post Roman Coins from York Excavations 1971 81. Any excavation of a Roman period site is likely to turn up coins, sometimes in copious Coins, unlike some classes of archaeological material such as pottery or lists, whereas Casey puts them in with their prototypes in his Period 18 (A.D. 260- minor modification for use in a post-excavation situation. 2, York, 1-23.

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