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11.725. Smith: On the British coins, found in 1845 at Chesterford. —Archaeologia. XXXII 1847. p. 355.

11.726. —: British silver coins, found at Warton iu Norfolk (1CEN1).

— Numism. Chron. XV. 1853. p. 98.

11.727. Unpublished ancient British coin, found on Farley Ileath. —ibid. XII. 1850. p. 67.

11.728. Thomsen: Remarks on the ancient British and Auglo-SaxonCoinage. — ibid. III. 1841. p. 116.

11.729. Birch: New coins of British Reguli. — ibid. XIV. 1852. p. 71.

11.730. Haigh: Legends on British coins. TASCIORICON.-SEGO.-CAMVL. — ibid. IV. 1841. p. 27.

11.731. Beale Poste: On the date of the British coins inscribed„DVBNOVELLAVNOS“, and on the legend „TASCIOVANI. F.“ — ibid.XV. 1853. p. 208.

11.732. Evans: Remarks on the British coins attribued to Dubnovel-launus. — ibid. XIV. 1852. p. 79.

11.733. Akerman: On the gold coins inscribed VERIC.COM.F. —ibid. XI. 1849. p. 155.

11.734. Another type of VERICVS. — ibid. XIII. 1851. p. 134.

11.735. Birch: New proposed reading of certain coins of Cuuobelin,

— ibid. VII. p. 78.

11.736. —: On the reading of the coins of Cunobelinus. — Archaeol.Journal. 1847.

11.737. König Cunobelin. — Archaeol. Z. 1844. p. 351.

11.738. Evans: Remarks on the coins of Cunobeline and of the ancientBritons. — Numism. Chron. XIV. 1852. p. 126.

11.739. Beale Post: Answer to remarks by John Evans, on the coinsof Cunobeline, and of the ancient Britons. — ibid. XV. 1853. p. 1.

11.740. —: Sledailles de Caractacus. — ibid. 1850. p. 245.

11.741. II...; Skeattas. — ibid. II. 1841. p. 152.

11.742. Schröder: De moneta Anglo-Saxonica ejusque variis typis ob-servationes. — N. Acta Upsal. XIV 1. 1848. p. 243.

11.743. Hawkins: On some Saxon Coins discovered near Gravesendin 1838. — Numism. Chron. III. 1841. p. 14.

11.744. Lindsay: On some Anglo-Saxou Stycas. — ibid. VI. 1844.p. 38.

11.745. Smith: On some Anglo-Saxon Stycas discovered at York. —ibid. VII. 1845. p. 99.

11.746. Fairless: On some Stycas found at York. — ibid. VII. 1845.p. 34.

11.747. Dodsley: On the Anglo-Saxon coins discovered at York inthe year 1842. — ibid. IX. 1847. p. 121.

11.748. Adamson: An account of the discovery at Ilexham, in theCounty of Northumberland, of a brass vessel containing a number of theAnglo-Saxon coins called Stycas. — Archaeologia. XXV. 1834. p. 229.XXVI. p. 346

11.749. —: An account of the discovery at Ilexham of a brass vessel,containing a number of Anglo-Saxon coins, called Stycas. — Archaeol.Aeliana. III. 1844. p. 77. 109.

11.750. Hawkins: An account of coins and treasure found iu Cuerdale.

— Numism. Chron. V. 1843. p. 1. 53.

11.751. Haigh: On the coins of the Cuerdale Find, with the names„Siefredus“ „Cunetti“ and „Ebrace“. — ibid. V. 1843. p. 105.

11.752. de Longperier: Note on some coins of the Cuerdale Find.

— ibid. V. 1843. p. 117.

11.753. Combe: An account of some Anglo-Saxon penuies found atDorking in Surrey, — 1 Archaeologia. XIX 1821. p. 109,