Sentence examples for type of coinage from inspiring English sources

Under Aethelwulf (839 858) a uniform type of coinage was achieved for all of southern England except East Anglia.

They were partially successful in classifying the coins according to their places and time of coinage [4, 5].

But wary former allies formed defensive leagues, as shown by current coinage, with a type of the Greek hero Heracles and the inscription ΣΥΝ ("the alliance"), by Cnidus, Ephesus, Samos, Byzantium, and other cities under Rhodian leadership.

After you've been chased through a pitchblack corridor by a man wielding a chainsaw (perhaps the ultimate experience in any "immersive" show I've encountered, in this case in It Felt Like a Kiss, Punchdrunk's piece for the Manchester international festival this year) I have the feeling that it is quite easy for the coinage of this type of theatre to get somewhat debased.

One of these coins, a 'light' penny, said to have been found in 1908 at Tivoli, near Rome, is similar in type to the coinage of Offa.

There were stringent efforts to maintain the quality of coinage.

The existence of such strong complexes may explain the many correlations observed between the concentrations of coinage metals and metalloids.

The late use of coinage may be attributed to the lack of a developed economy, required for coinage to be accepted.

It was during these investigations that Wheeler personally discovered the Lydney Hoard of coinage.

Guilbert commented that "material girl" designated a certain type of liberated women, thus deviating from its original coinage which meant a girl who is tangible and accessible.

The Thessalians issued silver coins of the type of Zeus and Athena and the legend Thessalon; a similar coinage was issued by the Boeotians.