- The
Cuerdale ****d is a ****d of more than 8,600 items,
including silver coins,
English and
Carolingian jewellery,
hacksilver and ingots. It was discovered...
-
Cuerdale is a
civil parish in the
South Ribble district of Lancashire, England. It
includes Cuerdale Hall and has no
substantive settlements. It originated...
- ****d, Nottinghamshire, the
Water Newton ****d, Cambridgeshire, and the
Cuerdale ****d, Lancashire, all
preserved in the
British Museum.
Prudence Harper...
- Siefredus. In 1840 a ****d of over 8,000
items (known as the
Cuerdale ****d) was
found in
Cuerdale, Lancashire, England.
Around 3,000
Northumbrian silver coins...
- and
Villa Farm
barrow burial in
Vestnes and the Ardvouray, Ballaquayle,
Cuerdale,
Goldsborough and Vale of York ****ds from Britain, (7th–10th centuries)...
-
substantial find in the
Ribble Valley,
during the 19th century, now
known as the
Cuerdale ****d,
contained approximately 8,000 Anglo-Scandinavian
coins as well as...
- and it was in the
southern part of this
district near
Preston where the
Cuerdale ****d was
originally deposited. The
Scandinavian settlement of this region...
- The Vale of York ****d
includes 617
silver coins and hacksilver. The
Cuerdale ****d
includes 8,600 items,
silver coins and hacksilver. The
Skaill ****d...
- was the
largest Viking one
discovered in
Britain since 1840, when the
Cuerdale ****d was
found in Lancashire,
though the Anglo-Saxon
Staffordshire ****d...
-
parts of the
Middle East. In England, ****ds of
Viking silver, such as the
Cuerdale ****d and the Vale of York ****d,
offer insight into this phenomenon. Barrett...
