Sceattas: origin of the British pound

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Sceattas: origin of the British pound

Photo by Hampshire and Solent Museums

All the sceattas they were the currency used by the Anglo-Saxons during the XNUMXth century. This term derives from the Anglo-Saxon term that is written the same and whose meaning was riqueza. Its weight is around 1,3 gr. You have all the information in: «Short summary of the history of London (England)«.

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