INTERPRETING SINGLE FINDS IN MEDIEVAL ENGLAND - THE SECONDARY LIVES OF COINS (original) (raw)

The paper examines medieval coin finds in England, focusing on the geographical distribution and the temporal context of coinage from different periods. It identifies patterns in coin circulation and changes in design, categorizing the findings into three main phases of coinage that reflect shifts in economic practices and historical conditions. Using previous research as a framework, the paper highlights the importance of collaboration between museums and detectorists and discusses the implications of these findings for understanding medieval economic history.