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sceat (/ʃæt/ SHAT; Old English:
sceatt [ʃæɑt], pl. sceattas) was a small,
thick silver coin
minted in England, Frisia, and
Jutland during the Anglo-Saxon...
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England • Established 527 • Annexed by the
Kingdom of Wes**** 918
Currency Sceat Penny Today part of
United Kingdom • West
Midlands • East
Midlands • East...
- secure. This
payment was
typically a
sceat, so the levy
itself gradually came to be
called sceat. In burghs,
sceat was
levied to
cover maintenance of the...
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placed in the four quadrants;
plate 3 (facing p. 16), no. 36:
early Saxon sceat:
diagonal cross with four dots in the four quadrants, no. 47:
cross crosslet...
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coinage of the Saxons, as this
reduced them to
around the same size as a
sceat, and
there is
considerable evidence from
archaeological sites of this period...
- Anglo-Saxon-Viking coin weight.
Material is lead and
weighs approx 36 g.
Embedded with a
sceat dating to 720–750 AD and
minted in Kent. It is
edged with a
dotted triangle...
- Æthelred (last)
Legislature Witenagemot Historical era
Heptarchy • Established c. 455 • Full
integration into
crown of Wes**** 871
Currency sceat, thrymsa...
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Material is lead and
weighs approx 36 g.
Embedded with an Anglo-Saxon
sceat (Series K type 32a)
dating to 720-750 AD and
minted in Kent. It is edged...
