Sources of silver in the 10th century. Abstract This paper is written from the perspective of an economic historian working on the mining of silver in the South-West of England during the last three centuries of the lat - Lydford - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Sources of silver in the 10th century. Abstract This paper is written from the perspective of an economic historian working on the mining of silver in the South-West of England during the last three centuries of the lat Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-08-02 06:19:30 Open Document File Size: 121,75 KB Share Result on Facebook City Hereford / Exeter / Boston / / Company Bere Ferrers / Doomsday / Combe Martin / / Continent Europe / / Country Germany / United Kingdom / Wales / / Facility Kitt's Mine / East Bottle Tin Mine / Exeter cathedral / East Bottle Hill Mine / / IndustryTerm metal / iron mining / mid 19th century grouping / silver mining / bi-product / local mining / mining / customary law / / NaturalFeature Tamar valley / North Devon coast / Hartz Mountains / Forest of Dean / / Person Mary Anne / Florence Consols / Tamar Silver-Lead / Lydford Consols / Wheal Betsy / / Position author / king / Hengistbury Head / producer / Dean / medieval miner / economic historian / / Region Central Europe / West England / North Wales / northern Germany / southern England / eastern England / / SocialTag Economy of ancient Rome Mining in Roman Britain Roman Britain Silver Cupellation Mining Lydford Silver standard Mining in Cornwall and Devon Matter

Sources of silver in the 10th century. Abstract This paper is written from the perspective of an economic historian working on the mining of silver in the South-West of England during the last three centuries of the latAdd to Reading List