PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS 2004 CURRENCY UNDER THE VIKINGS. PART 1: GUTHRUM AND THE EARLIEST DANELAW COINAGES MARK BLACKBURN THE Vikings and the Scandinavian settlers who followed them made .a significant impact on the

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Date: 2012-10-05 12:13:06 Anglo-Saxon archaeology Anglo-Saxon society Invasions of England Cuerdale Hoard Guthrum Beorna of East Anglia Danelaw Edmund the Martyr Roman currency Anglo-Saxon England Middle Ages 1st millennium		PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS 2004 CURRENCY UNDER THE VIKINGS. PART 1: GUTHRUM AND THE EARLIEST DANELAW COINAGES MARK BLACKBURN THE Vikings and the Scandinavian settlers who followed them made .a significant impact on the Add to Reading List Source URL: www.britnumsoc.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,88 MB Share Document on Facebook

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