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The Short-Cross Coinage 1180-1247

The Short-Cross Coinage 1180-1247 by Christopher R. Wren

Paperback, 96 pages


This volume covers coinage of Henry II to Henry III and is part of
Christopher Wren’s invaluable trio of guides to Medieval pennies which were first published in the 1990s and are intended as an introduction to assist new collectors and detectorists alike in classifying the coins.

These books give a brief historical context of the short cross coinage and the development of the classification system in used today.  Information from the original written records has been invaluable in establishing a chronology, and in placing coins of the different types in sequence.

These Royal Numismatic Society Lhotka Prize winning titles are packed full of practical information on this extensive English medieval penny series.  They includes tables and many drawings, together with a detailed bibliography for further reading, and notes on such subjects as legend errors, continental imitations and the related issues from Scotland and Ireland.

£ 21.95
How to Find Britain's Buried Treasure Hoards
How to find Britain’s Buried Treasure Hoards by David Villanueva


Every detectorist dreams of finding a hoard and this new book by celebrated author David Villanueva will increase your chances of doing so. 
The rich history of the British Isles has led to the burial of thousands of hoards for many different reasons - some as offerings, some as savings or in an emergency, intended to be recovered later. Although of course nobody knows exactly where hoards are buried, understanding why hoards came to be in the ground will help you to search in the right places.  
Covering the Bronze Age to modern times, this fascinating book also gives lots of advice on how to research possible hoard sites, from researching local maps and records to clues to look out for on google earth.

Chapter Headings:
  • Tools & Resources
  • The Bronze Age
  • The Iron Age
  • Roman Britain
  • Saxons & Vikings
  • Medieval Britain
  • Religious Houses
  • Battle Sites
  • Modern Times
  • Treasure Law


152 pages, A4, £21.95
ISBN 978 1 8977 38 62 7
 

£ 35.00
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All 3 Reading Titles by Ted Fletcher
Buy all 3 titles for £20 (Reading Land, Reading Beaches & Reading Tidal Rivers)
£ 26.95
METAL DETECTING FINDS: HOOKED-CLASPS AND EYES

METAL DETECTING FINDS: HOOKED-CLASPS AND EYES
by Brian Read

This book draws together an extensive range of small metal artefacture with one or more hooks, variously known as clothing-fasteners, clothing-hooks, dress-fasteners, dress-hooks, hooked-fasteners, hooked-tags, hooks and eyes, cloak-fasteners, cloak-clasps and scarf-hooks.

Periods covered are Roman, early medieval, late medieval, early post-medieval and late post-medieval.

The author explains both textually and illustratively what is currently known about when, where and how these objects were used, and their manufacture. Also covered are miscellaneous objects with hooks, eyes, loops, rings or toggles.

Intriguing and frequently beautiful works of art, these objects are subjected to their in-depth study under one cover.

A4, softback, 242 pages.

ISBN: 9781897738535