In this article we will take you on a quick tour through Britain and Ireland, looking at the distribution of coin hoards by different historic periods, and highlighting selected examples. This article is different to others, in that it provides the reader with many clickable hyperlinks which can be followed to easily learn more about any hoard. Although some links are provided directly in the text, it is possible to access all the hoards for a particular time period by simply clicking on the “map-link” beneath each of the illustrated maps.
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This ia a good and carefully expressed overview of these hoards. I was however surprised at the statements in it that the hoard from Parkhill Farm, Lindores, Fife, was the ‘largest Scottish hoard of this period’ and that it ‘supposedly contained over one thousand coins”. On checking the note on this hoard in the Numismatic Chronicle by Veronica Butler (Veronica Smart) and Michael Dolley, I was amused to discover that the figure of c.1.025 coins given as the total number of coins in the hoard in the summary of it provided on the MCHBI site is a misinterpretation of the date of deposit of c.1025 suggested for the hoard by Butler and Dolley. As they indicate elsewhere in their note, the Parkhill Farm hoard was not large at all.
Hugh Pagan