The Cuerdale Hoard and related Viking-Age silver and gold from Britain and Ireland in the British Museum
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38.89 MB
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Resource type
Book
Creator (person)
Graham-Campbell, James
Date published
2011
Abstract
The Cuerdale hoard is the largest and most important hoard of Viking silver known from western Europe. The catalogue focuses on the entire non-numismatic contents (discovered in 1840), together with all the other hoards and single-finds of gold and silver artefacts (ornaments and ingots) of Viking character in the British Museum, found in Britain and Ireland, up to the end of the year 2000, with each piece individually catalogued and illustrated. There is also a full chapter discussing the coins from Cuerdale.
Contributor (person)
Ager, Barry
Archibald, Marion
Granger-Taylor, Hero
Kruse, Susan
Sheehan, John
Webster, Leslie
Welch, Martin
Williams, Gareth
Editor
Graham-Campbell, James
Funder
| Funder name | Awards |
Marc Fitch Fund | |
Publisher
British Museum
Place of publication
London
Keywords
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