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Hacksilver (sometimes
referred to as hacksilber)
consists of
fragments of cut and bent
silver items that were used as
bullion or as
currency by weight...
- to
Tarshish as Sardinia.
Recent research into
hacksilver ****ds has also
suggested Sardinia.
Hacksilver objects in
these Phoenician ****ds have lead isotope...
- well as the
coasts of
North Africa and the
Iberian Peninsula.
Phoenician hacksilver dated to this
period bears lead
isotope ratios matching ores in Sardinia...
- Anglo-Saxon–Viking coin weight, used for
trading bullion and
hacksilver. The
material is lead and it
weighs 36 g (1.3 oz).
Embedded with an Anglo-Saxon...
- Anglo-Saxon-Viking coin weight, used for
trading bullion and
hacksilver:
Material is lead and
weighs around 36 g (1.3 oz). It is
embedded with an Anglo-Saxon...
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subsidies to keep them from
doing so. The very
large ****d of late
Roman hacksilver found at
Traprain Law may have
originated in
either way. The
largest ****d...
- 3467722; -2.9457750The
Dairsie ****d is a ****d of late 3rd
century Roman hacksilver that was
found near Dairsie, Fife,
Scotland in 2014 by a
teenage boy,...
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hacksilver,
found on the
hillfort of
Traprain Law (East Lothian, SE Scotland)
during excavations in 1919. It is the
largest ****d of
Roman hacksilver...
- ****ds in
Britain List of ****ds in
Ireland List of
missing treasure Hacksilver Treasure Treasure trove Oras,
Ester (2012). "Importance of terms: What...
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Silver from the
Traprain Law Treasure, East Lothian,
Scotland Fragments of
Hacksilver Silver bowl
Traprain Law Treasure.
Triangular silver dish,
drinking cup...
