Making money in the early Middle Ages

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서명/저자사항	Making money in the early Middle Ages / Rory Naismith.
개인저자	Naismith, Rory, author.
형태사항	1 online resource (xxi, 516 pages) : illustrations
기타형태 저록	Print version: Naismith, Rory Making Money in the Early Middle Ages Princeton : Princeton University Press,c2023 9780691177403
ISBN	0691249334 9780691249339
서지주기	Includes bibliographical references and index.
내용주기	Cover -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Preface and Acknowledgements -- Note on Values -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- The Dark Age of Currency? -- The Dark Age of Money? -- The Meanings of Money -- Situating Early Medieval Money -- Investigating Early Medieval Money -- Sources and Approaches -- Part I -- Chapter 2. Bullion, Mining, and Minting -- Tracing the Origins of Gold and Silver -- Bullion, Profits, and Power -- Circulation of Bullion: Dynamics -- Imports of Bullion: Three Case Studies -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3. Why Make Money? -- How to Make Coined Money How Large Was the Early Medieval Currency? -- Why Were Early Medieval Coins Made? -- Fiscal Minting -- Impermeable Borders -- Renovatio Monetae -- Private Demand -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4. Using Coined Money -- Money and Gift-Giving -- Making a Statement: Money, Status, and Ritual -- Giving God, King, and Lord Their Due -- Monetary Obligations -- Credit -- Fines and Compensation -- Getting Whatever You Want: Money and Commerce -- Markets and Prices -- Elites and Coined Money -- Peasants and Coined Money -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5. Money, Metal, and Commodities -- Money and Means of Exchange Coin and Bullion: Categories or Continuum? -- The Social Dynamics of Mixed Moneys -- Case Study 1: Northern Spain -- Case Study 2: The Viking World -- Case Study 3: Tang and Song China -- Conclusion -- Part II -- Chapter 6. The Roman Legacy -- Later Roman Coinage: An Age of Gold -- "Money, the Cause and Source of Power and Problems" -- Currencies of Inequality -- "Caesar Seeks His Image on Your Gold": Gold and the State -- State and Private Demands in Dialogue -- Conclusion -- Chapter 7. Continuity and Change in the Fifth to Seventh Centuries -- Getting By in a Time of Scarcity: Low-Value Coinage Gold, Taxes, and Barbarian Settlement in the West in the Fifth and Sixth Centuries -- Post-Roman Italy -- New Gold 1: Merovingian Gaul -- New Gold 2: Visigothic Iberia -- New Gold 3: Early Anglo-Saxon England -- Conclusion -- Chapter 8. The Rise of the Denarius c. 660-900 -- From Gold to Silver -- Questions of Origins -- The Silver Rush c. 660-750 1: England -- The Silver Rush c. 660-750 2: Frisia and Francia -- Money and Power in the Carolingian Age -- Agency in Carolingian Coin Circulation -- Regional Distinctions in Coin Circulation -- Minting and Royal Authority -- Minting and Local Elites Southern England c. 750-900: A Parallel World? -- The Kingdom of Northumbria -- Conclusion -- Chapter 9. Money and Power in the Tenth and Eleventh Centuries -- At the Dawn of the Commercial Revolution? -- A Monetising Economy -- Money, Morality, and the Routinisation of Coin -- Money, Markets, and Lands: Mechanisms of Monetisation -- The Spread of the Penny -- New and Old Mints c. 850-1100 -- Italy -- West Francia -- East Francia/Germany -- England -- Conclusion -- Chapter 10. Conclusion: A Sketch of Early Medieval Money -- Abbreviations -- Bibliography -- Index
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주제명(지명)	Europe --History --To 1500. Europe --Economic conditions --To 1492. Europe --Social conditions --To 1492.
일반주제명	Coinage --Europe --History --To 1500. Middle Ages. HISTORY / Europe / Medieval
언어	영어
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