Manx Museum, Douglas, Isle of Man Anglo-Saxon, Hiberno-Scandinavian, Hiberno-Manx and Other Coins and Currencies (to c. 1275)

Kristen Bornholdt Collins, Independent Scholar

Kristin Bornholdt Collins is an independent scholar with degrees from St Andrews and Cambridge (MPhil & PhD, Archaeology). Her doctoral research, which was supervised by Catherine Hills and the late Mark Blackburn, focused on the Viking-Age coin finds from the Isle of Man and the economy of the Irish Sea region. Her primary interests include the Hiberno-Manx coinage (from c. 1025) and the intersection and overlap of bullion, coin, and other economies in the later Viking Age. She also works as an English language consultant to Scandinavian archaeologists and numismatists writing in English.

PrefaceAcknowledgementsList of Figures and TablesIntroductionGeneral backgroundFormation of the collectionScholarshipMoney and bullion in Viking-age ManProductive sites: arbory 1 and 2Secondary use of coin in ManSummary and monetary significance of cut fractions for ManConclusion: the dual economy of the Isle of ManCollectors, Donors, and DealersHoards and Other FindsHoards containing coinsCoinless depositsSingle coinsBibliographyPlatesAnglo-Saxon seriesAnglo-Norman series: Plate 15Hiberno-Scandinavian seriesHiberno-Manx seriesIrish Sea-area seriesIrish Sea-area imitationsNon-Numismatic single-finds (and possible currency-related finds)Non-Numismatic material from the 2021 northern mixed hoardIndex of MintsIndex of Moneyers