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His publications on medieval monetary and economic history include Mints and Money in Medieval England (Cambridge, 2012). ... William R. Day, Jr. is an economic historian and numismatist and a former Research Associate at the Department of Coins and

In Autumn 2023, the University will be releasing a new strategy addressing sustainability in its broadest sense, encompassing the social and economic aspects, as well as retaining a keen focus on

This coin, which bears the legend Naxion – ‘of the Naxians’ – marks this return, a confident claim to their city that invokes both its mythic past and its current economic strength.

It was made c. 1330-1340 in East Anglia, probably in Norwich, which was a thriving economic, religious and artistic centre with cosmopolitan connections.

At the same time there was economic and political crisis in Germany and Central Europe.

How does knowledge of the materials and materiality of objects help develop our understanding of the cultural, social, economic, and political contexts in which the objects were made, traded, used and

Through empirical study and the application of scientific imaging and investigative techniques, Susi explores ways in which material culture can reflect the social, political and economic landscapes of the people and

It was made c. 1330-1340 in East Anglia, probably in Norwich, which was a thriving economic, religious and artistic centre with cosmopolitan connections.

economics, politics, history and language, in preparation for a career in public life back home.

They also reveal the changing role of money and economic experience through periods of religious conflict, civil war, exploration and the union of the kingdoms of England and Scotland.