n.a. (1988). Coins and the archaeologist.

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Title:		 Coins and the archaeologist
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Number of Pages:		 306
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Publication Type:		 Monograph
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Abstract:		 Papers originally published in 1984 (as BAR Brit Ser, 4) are reprinted, most with afterwords to bring them up to date, but some radically revised. John Collis (1-12) opens with 'A functionalist approach to pre-Roman coinage'; Anne S Robertson (13-38) covers 'Romano-British coin hoards: their numismatic, archaeological and historical significance'; and John Casey (39-56) looks at 'The interpretation of Romano-British site finds'. Peter Curnow follows (57-72) with 'Coin lists: some problems of the smaller site', while R Reece (73-85) examines 'Clustering of coin finds in Britain, France and Italy' and also (86-101) 'Numerical aspects of Roman coin hoards in Britain'. Much new evidence has prompted G C Boon (102-88) to provide a fresh look at 'Counterfeit coins in Roman Britain'. John Collis (189-200) provides 'Data for dating' & J P C Kent (201-17) discusses 'Interpreting coin-finds'. Unrevised is the late S E Rigold's 'Coins found in Anglo-Saxon burials' but Michael D King's new paper (224-9), 'Roman coins from early Anglo-Saxon contexts' shows that the balance of interest has now shifted from burials to occupation sites, allowing a nationwide quantification of material. D M Metcalf (230-53) has extensively revised his 'Monetary expansion and recession: interpreting the distribution patterns of 7th and 8th century coins'. The late Michael Dolley's paper (254-63), 'Some thoughts on the manner of publication of coins found in the course of archaeological excavations' is left unaltered from the 1974 version. Marion M Archibald (264-301) makes a plea for archaeologists to view realistically 'English medieval coins as dating evidence'.
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Issue Editor:		 Richard Reece
P John Casey
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Year of Publication:		 1988
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ISBN:		 1 852640 11 1
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1984 (Auto Detected Temporal)
8th Century (Auto Detected Temporal)
ROMAN (Historic England Periods)
MEDIEVAL (Historic England Periods)
ROMAN (Historic England Periods)
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Note:		 Date Of Issue From: 1988
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Created Date:		 05 Dec 2008