INDEX Abbreviations, 234 Accounts of the Society, 206-7 /Elfwald, king of Northumbria, metrology of coins, 48 /Ethelbald, king of Mercia, 33; coins attributed to, 4, 7n <Ethelberht, king of East Anglia, 34 /Ethelheard, archbishop of Canterbury, coins of, 74 /Ethelred I, king of Northumbria, metrology of coins, 48 /Ethelred II, king of Northumbria, coins of 72-73 /Ethelred II, coins of, 17, 56, 58, 64, 66, 68, 79-83 /Ethelwold, atheling, coins attributed to, 192-94 Alchred, king of Northumbria, metrology of coins, 48 Aldfrith, king of Northumbria, metrology of coins, 47 Alfred, king of Wessex, coin of, 17 ALWALDVS, coins of, 192-94 Antoninus Pius, coins of, 17

ARCHIBALD, M. M., The coinage of Beonna in the light of the Middle Harling hoard, 10-54

Athelstan, coin of, 67

Ballingal, N. C., death of, 208 Bayes, Gilbert, medallist, 178-79 Beonna, king in East Anglia, 33-34; coinage, 10-54 passim;

metrology, 25-27, 42-47; mints, 30; finds, 27-31 Beornwulf, king of Mercia, coin of, 75 Berhtwulf, king of Mercia, coin of, 64 BISPHAM, J., The base silver shillings of Edward VI, 134-43 BLACKBURN, M. A. S., The Welbourn (Lines.) hoard

1980-82 of /Ethelred II coins, 79-83 — and M. J. BONSER, Single finds of Anglo-Saxon and

Norman coins - 2, 55-78 — and S. Keynes, their Anglo Saxon Coins reviewed, 198 Blanks, from the Middle Harling hoard?, 16-17 BLUNT, C. E., Northumbrian coins in the name of Alwaldus,

192-94 BONSER, M. J., and M. A. S. BLACKBURN, Single finds of

Anglo-Saxon and Norman coins-2, 55-78 Bradbury, Eric, medallist, 173 Brooch, coin of Edward the Confessor mounted as, 63 Bury St Edmunds, possible mint of Beonna, 30

Celtic cross, in sceat design, 2 Centaur, in sceat design, 3-8 Charlemagne, king of the Franks and emperor, coin of, 32 Charles I, rose farthings, chemical compositions of, 145^18;

coin weight, chemical composition of, 157-58 Charles II, base metal coins, chemical compositions of,

158-61 Claudius II, imitation of, 17 Cnut, Viking king of York, coin of, 71 Cnut, coin of, 68 Coenwulf, king of Mercia, coins of, 67, 72, 73 Coin weights, chemical compositions of, 157-58 Coldwell, Henry, die-engraver, 140 COLEMAN, F., review of Freeman's The Mint and the Mon-

eyer in the Reign of Edward the Confessor, 1042-1066, 196-98

Combe, Taylor, 213 Compositions of 17th-cent. base metal coins and tokens,

144-63 Constans, coin of, 17 COOK, B. J., review of Day's Etudes d'histoire monetaire

Xlle-XIXe siecles, 200-1 Cornwall, Anglo-Saxon coins found in, 66, 68 COWELL, M. R., Estimation of the original number of dies

used for the Beonna coinage, 40-2 — Analysis of coins of Beonna and related issues, 42-8

DAINES, C. D., and R. H. THOMPSON, A hoard of St Neot's 'lace-making' tokens from Eynesbury, 164-68

Davidson, Dr James, death of, 208 Day, J., his Etudes d'histoire monetaire Xlle-XIXe siecles

reviewed, 200-1 Dies, estimation of number in coinage of Beonna, 40-42; in

coinages of Edward IV to Richard III, 95-99 Doman, C. L. J., medallist, 173-75 Domesday Book, references to mints and moneyers in,

84-94 Doxey, W. H., medallist, 173 Dragon, in sceat design, 2-3 Dublin mint, 140-41 Dulac, Edmund, medallist, 176 Durham House mint, 134, 138-40

Eadbert, king of Northumbria, coinage of, 31; metrology, 47-48

Eadbert Prasn, king of Kent, coins of, 73 Eadred, coin of, 69 Eadwald, king of East Anglia, coins of, 67-68, 71-72 Edgar, coin of, 17, 64 Edmund, coins of, 17, 69 Edward the Elder, coin of, 67 Edward the Martyr, coins of, 70 Edward the Confessor, coins of, 18, 56, 58-59, 63, 65; fiscal

arrangements under, 85-94; moneyers and mints, 196-98 Edward I, coins of, 18, 73 Edward II, coin of, 18 Edward III, coin of, 18, 73 Edward IV, coin of, 73; forgery of, 18; gold coinage, 95-133

passim Edward VI, base silver shillings of, 134-43 Egbert, king of Wessex, coin of, 60 Egbert, archbishop of York, metrology of coins, 48 EIMER, C., Sir Robert Johnson, the Mint and medal making

in inter-war Britain, 169-91 Elizabeth I, coin of, 18 Evenett, Giles, die-engraver, 134 Eynesbury, Cambs., hoard (17th-cent. tokens), 164-68

Finds (including single finds): (a) with Anglo-Saxon coins: Aldbourne, Wilts. (11th cent.), 56 Alford, Lines. (10th cent.), 56 Aston Rowant, Oxon (8th cent.), 14, 61, 67 Aylesford, Kent (8th cent.), 56 Baldock, Herts. (8th and 11th cent.), 56-57 Bardwell, Suffolk (8th cent.), 28 Barham, Suffolk (8th cent.), 10, 28 Beauworth, Hants. (11th cent.), 89 Berkeley, Glos. (11th cent.), 57 Binbrook, Lines. (8th cent.), 57-58 Blyth, Notts. (11th cent.), 58 Brampton, Cambs. (11th cent.), 58 Brigg, S. Humberside (8th cent.), 59 Burrow Hill, Suffolk (8th cent.), 11, 28 Caister St Edmund, Norfolk (8th cent.), 28 Cambs. (8th cent.), 59 Castor, Northants. (11th cent.), 82 Cawood, Yorks, (11th cent.), 59 Chaddesley Corbett, Worcs. (8th cent.), 59-60 Chancton, Sussex (11th cent.), 82-83 Chelmsford, Essex (8th cent.), 60 Cimiez, France (8th cent.), 70 Collingbourne Ducis, Wilts. (9th cent.), 60

INDEX 221

Cuerdale, Lanes. (10th cent.), 71, 192 Domburg, Netherlands (8th cent.), 71 Dorestad, Netherlands (8th cent.), 10, 28 East Harling, Norfolk (10th cent.), 60-61 Exning, Suffolk (8th cent.), 28 Folkestone, Kent (8th cent.), 61-62 Godmanchester, Cambs. (10th cent.), 62 Great Wilbraham, Cambs. (8th cent.), 62-63 Hacheston, Suffolk (8th cent.), 28 Hadstock, Essex (8th cent.), 28 Hose, Leics. (11th cent.), 63 Hoxne, Suffolk (9th cent.), 63-64 Ipswich, Suffolk (8th cent.), 11, 28 Irthlingborough, Northants. (lOth-llth cent.), 64 King's Lynn, Norfolk (8th cent.), 71-72 Lakenheath, Suffolk (8th cent.), 64 London (Gracechurch Street) (11th cent.), 82-83 London (Queen Victoria Street) (11th cent.), 82-83 Louth, Lines. (8th and 11th cent.), 65-66 Mawgan Porth, Cornwall (10th cent.), 66 Methwold, Norfolk (8th-9th cent.), 66-67 Milton Street, Sussex (11th cent.), 82 Norfolk (8th cent.), 28

North Ferriby, N. Humberside (10th cent.), 192 Northampton (10th cent.), 67 Norwich, Norfolk (8th cent.), 67-68 Osbaldwick, N. Yorks. (11th cent.), 68 Packenham, Suffolk (8th cent.), 28 Padstow, Cornwall (10th cent.), 68 Repton, Derbyshire (8th cent.), 75 Royston, Herts. (8th cent.), 28 St David's head, Dyfed (10th cent.), 69 St Neots, Cambs. (11th cent.), 69 Sedlescombe, Sussex (11th cent.), 82-83 Shrubland Hall, Suffolk (10th cent.), 69-70 Six Hills, Leics. (8th cent.), 70-71 Southoe, Cambs. (10th cent.), 71 Thanet, Kent (8th cent.), 70 Thetford, Norfolk (8th cent.), 73-74 Upper Deal, Kent (8th cent.), 72 Wedmore, Somerset (11th cent.), 82 Welbourn, Lines, (11th cent.), 79-83 Wentbridge, S. Yorks. (9th cent.), 72-73 West Hythe, Kent (8th cent.), 73 Whitton, Suffolk (8th cent.), 74-75 Witnesham, Suffolk (8th cent.), 71 York (Walmgate) (10th cent.), 192

(b) with English coins after 1066: Baldock, Herts (llth-12th cent.), 57 Bekesbourne, Kent (11th cent.), 57 Blythe, Notts. (12th cent.), 58 Brandon, Suffolk (12th cent.), 58 Brodsworth, Yorks (12th cent.), 59 Chelmsford, Essex (12th cent.), 60

East Harling, Norfolk (12th cent.), 60-61 Louth, Lines. (12th cent.), 65-66 Roxton, Beds. (11th cent.), 68 Scunthorpe, Lines. (12th cent.), 69 Shiptonthorpe, N. Humberside (12th cent.), 69 Stotfold, Herts. (12th cent.), 71 Wentbridge, S. Yorks. (llth-15th cent.), 72-73 (c) with foreign coins: St Ives, Cambs. (12th cent.), 69 (d) with tokens: Crowland, Lines. (17th cent.), 164 Dorchester, Oxon (17th cent.), 164 Eynesbury, Cambs. (17th cent.), 164-68 Haverhill, Suffolk (17th cent.), 164

Horsham, Sussex (17th cent.), 164 Pulborough, Sussex (17th cent.), 164 Redruth, Cornwall (17th cent.), 164 Tideswell, Derbyshire (17th cent.), 164 Witham, Essex (17th cent.), 164 List of coin hoards discovered in 1984-85, 210

Freeman, A., his The Moneyer and the Mint in the Reign of Edward the Confessor, 1042-1066 reviewed, 196-98

French feudal coin, 69 Folkes, Martin, 213, 216 Fuszard, A. P., death of, 208

Geld de moneta, 84-94 George I, copper coins, chemical compositions of, 161-62 George II, copper coins, chemical compositions of, 161-62 George III, copper coins and coin weights, chemical

compositions of, 157-58, 161-62 Gilbert, Walter, medallist, 176 Gill, Eric, medallist, 175 Gillick, Ernest, medallist, 173-75 Goscombe John, W., medallist, 176-77 GRIERSON, P., Domesday Book, the geld de moneta and

monetagium: a forgotten mining reform, 84-94 Grimshaw, M. E., her Silver Medals, Badges and Trophies

from Schools in the British Isles reviewed, 201

Harold I, coins of, 57, 61, 65 Harthacnut, coins of, 60-61, 69 Henry I, coins of, 18, 58, 61, 66, 69 Henry II, coins of, 58, 60, 66 Henry III, coins of, 18 Henry VI, coin of, 18; gold coinage of, 95-133 passim Hoards, currency and savings, 81-83 Howes, A., medallist, 173 Hujer, Ludwig, medallist, 179

Ipswich, possible mint of Beonna, 30 Irish tokens, 17th-cent., chemical compositions of, 157

James I, Lennox farthing, chemical composition of, 147 James II, base metal coins, chemical compositions of,

158-60; touch-pieces, 195 Japanese cash coins, chemical compositions of, 162 Jettons, 18; chemical compositions of, 147 John, coins of, 18 Johnson, Sir Robert, deputy master of the Mint, 168-91 JONES, M. E. P., review of Grimshaw's Silver Medals,

Badges and Trophies from Schools in the British Isles, 201

Keynes, S., and Blackburn, M., their Anglo-Saxon Coins reviewed, 198

Kitchener, Madge, medallist, 173

Lace making, as design on 17th-cent. tokens, 166-67 Langford Jones, J., medallist, 173 Levens, Anthony, die-engraver, 140 Linecar, H. W. A., obituary, 202-3, 208

Maimer, B., her Festschrift reviewed, 198-99 May hew, N. J., his Sterling Imitations of Edwardian Type

reviewed, 199-200 Medals, 20th-cent., 169-91 Metcalfe, Percy, medallist, 172-77, 179-80 Middle Harling hoard (8th cent.), 10-54 MITCHINER, M . B., C. MORTIMER, and A . M. POLLARD, The

chemical compositions of English seventeenth-century base metal coins and tokens, 144-63

Monetagium, 84-94

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Moneyers, of William I, 90-91 Moneyers' names, on coinage of Edward the Confessor,

196-98 MOREHART, M. J., Female centaur or spinx? On naming

sceat types: the case of BMC type 47, 1-9 MORTIMER, C., M . B . MITCHINER, and A . M . POLLARD, The

chemical compositions of English seventeenth-century base metal coins and tokens, 144-63

Newbery, V. J., death of, 208 Nichols, John, 215

Offa, king of Mercia, 33-34; coins of, 32, 59-60, 72

PAGAN, H. E., Presidential address 1985, 208-19 •— obituary of Thomas Stainton, 203-4 — review of Hikuin 11, 198-99 PAGE, R. I., The legends on the [Beonna] coins, 37-40 Paget, T. H., medallist, 175, 177-78 Pegg, Harry, death of, 208 Peterborough Abbey, benefit of moneyer at Stamford, 88 Pinches, Messrs., die-engravers, 170-71, 180 PIRIE, E. J . E., review of Keynes and Blackburn's Anglo-

Saxon Coins, 198 Pitt, Robert, die-engraver, 134 POLLARD, A . M . , M . B. MITCHINER, and C. MORTIMER, The

chemical compositions of English seventeenth-century base metal coins and tokens, 144-63

Preston, E. C., medallist, 172-73, 176 Proceedings of the Society, 205

Richard III, gold coinage of, 95-133 passim Roettier, James and Norbert, die-engravers, 195 ROGERSON, A. J. G., Middle Harling: context and excav-

ation, 36-37 Ruding, Rogers, 211-19 Runes, Old English, in coin legends, 37-40

St Edmund memorial coinage, 17 St Neots, tokens of, 164-68 St Peter coinage, 62 Saminid dirhem, 17 Sceattas, 1-9, 13-15, 40, 47, 56-67, 70-71, 74-5

School medals, 201 Sheppard, Oliver, medallist, 174 Southgate, Rev. Richard, 213-15, 217 Sphinx, in sceat design, 3-8 Spink, David, death of, 208 Stainton, T., obituary, 203-4, 208 STEEN JENSEN, J . , review of Mayhew's Sterling Imitations of

Edwardian Type, 199-200 — his Hikuin 11 reviewed, 198-99 Stephen, coins of, 57, 59, 65-66, 69, 71 Stephen I, count of Penthievre, coin of, 69 Sterling imitations, 199-200 STONE, A. G., obituary of Howard W. A. Linecar, 202-3

Tautenhayn, J. J., medallist, 179 Thetford, possible mint of Beonna, 30 Thomas, Cecil, medallist, 178 THOMPSON, R. H . , and C. D . DAINES, A hoard of St Neot's

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148-57 Touch-pieces, 195 Tyssen, Samuel, 213-15

Wales, Anglo-Saxon coins found in, 68 WEBB WARE, T. G. Dies and designs: the English gold

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