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11 Cards in this Set
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Irish Wealth |
Muiredach's high cross, and clientship |
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English Wealth |
6-7th century Royal Villa in Yeavering described by Dr. Yorke in Kings and Kinghship of Early Anglo-Saxon England. Evidence of trade with Rome - imported goods, gold, silver, precious stones. Sutton Who |
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Spainish Wealth |
Created coinage system with taxes - seen in clay tax tablet |
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Roman Wealth |
Coins with emperor's faces in Faces of Power by Peter Brennan |
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Viking Wealth |
Vast evidence of trade - arabic coins, silver hoards, raiding evidence in annals of ulster |
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Irish Military |
Clientship = forced military service for protection, law tracts list military as one of the reasons king could call an assembly |
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Roman Military |
Military allegiance to emperor - sacramentum militare |
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Viking military |
System designed around military - military burrials, ship design (Roskilde Fjord) , longforts (Dublin) |
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Irish Support |
clientship and honor price |
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Scottish Support |
unification of Pict and scottie in competition with angles and norse |
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Roman Support |
"Circuses and Bread" Juvenal 100 AD |
