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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

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

Coins as an Historical Source. Project. In the field of classical studies, in particular, where the quantity of sources is very restricted, coins constitute a major body of historical, economic and ... So coins – both in themselves and in the context

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

Economic Botany 2022.

and Islamic) to illustrate the complex political, economic and cultural ties of the period.

He is Assistant Professor of International History at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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

Research questions. How did interpersonal relationships and the cultural, economic and intellectual context shape the formation of Viscount Fitzwilliam’s library?

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