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- Hacksilver abstract "Hacksilver, or Hack-silver, is fragments of cut and bent silver items treated as bullion, either for ease of carrying before melting down for re-use, or simply used as currency by weight. It was common among the Norsemen or Vikings, as a result of both their raiding and trade. The name of the ruble, the basic unit of modern Russian currency, is derived from the Russian verb рубить ('rubit'), meaning \"to chop\", from the practice of the Rus, described by Ahmad ibn Fadlan visiting the Volga Vikings in 922. An example of the related Viking weighing scale with weights was found on the Isle of Gigha. Hacksilver may be derived from silver tableware, Roman or Byzantine, church plate and silver objects such as reliquaries or book-covers, and jewellery from a range of areas. Hoards may typically include a mixture of hacksilver, coins, ingots and complete small pieces of jewellery.Hoards of hacksilver are also well known in pre and post-coinage antiquity, in European and Near Eastern contexts. The Cisjordan Corpus (c.1200-586 BC) is the largest identified concentration of pre-coinage hacksilver hoards, and provides key evidence for the Phoenician and wider Near Eastern roots of the development and proliferation of the earliest silver coinages in the Greek world and western tradition.The widespread adoption of Greek silver coinages by c.480 BC appears to have developed first out of cooperative relations between Greeks and Phoenicians, then partly as a competitive, culturally consolidating response to earlier Phoenician expansion and domination of silver trade, which had been conducted with hacksilver. Within the Cisjordan Corpus, a concentration of hacksilver hoards occurs in a part of southern Phoenicia that was recorded in antiquity as a territory of the Shardana tribes of Sea Peoples associated with Sardinia. Thompson, in her analyses of the hacksilver pieces, relates this textual evidence to lead isotope ratios that have ore signatures matching Sardinian ores. This is the first recognized material evidence linking the two regions in this critical period. The same hacksilver hoards have provided the first recognized provenance-evidence for far-reaching contact between Europe and Asia related to the prehistoric trafficking of metals.".
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- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Acre,_Israel.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Ahmad_ibn_Fadlan.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Bay_of_Skaill.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Category:Archaeological_artifacts.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Category:Denominations_(currency).
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Category:Germanic_archaeological_artifacts.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Category:Silver_objects.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Category:Viking_treasure_troves.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Celtic_brooch.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Cuerdale_Hoard.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Currency.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Ein_Hofez.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Gigha.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Hoard.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Ingot.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Norsemen.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Penrith_Hoard.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Picts.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Reliquary.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Roman_Britain.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Ruble.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Rus_people.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Skaill_Hoard.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Tel_Dor.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Tell_Keisan.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Traprain_Law.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Vale_of_York_Hoard.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Varangians.
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLink Vikings.
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- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLinkText "Hacksilver".
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLinkText "coin that had been cut in half".
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLinkText "cut silver".
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLinkText "cut-up Viking silver".
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLinkText "hacksilber".
- Hacksilver wikiPageWikiLinkText "hacksilver".
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- Hacksilver subject Category:Archaeological_artifacts.
- Hacksilver subject Category:Denominations_(currency).
- Hacksilver subject Category:Germanic_archaeological_artifacts.
- Hacksilver subject Category:Silver_objects.
- Hacksilver subject Category:Viking_treasure_troves.
- Hacksilver hypernym Fragments.
- Hacksilver type Artwork.
- Hacksilver type List.
- Hacksilver type Protein.
- Hacksilver type Artifact.
- Hacksilver type Artwork.
- Hacksilver type Denomination.
- Hacksilver type List.
- Hacksilver type Object.
- Hacksilver comment "Hacksilver, or Hack-silver, is fragments of cut and bent silver items treated as bullion, either for ease of carrying before melting down for re-use, or simply used as currency by weight. It was common among the Norsemen or Vikings, as a result of both their raiding and trade.".
- Hacksilver label "Hacksilver".
- Hacksilver sameAs Q980180.
- Hacksilver sameAs Hacksilber.
- Hacksilver sameAs m.05zm5sy.
- Hacksilver sameAs Q980180.
- Hacksilver wasDerivedFrom Hacksilver?oldid=707794094.
- Hacksilver depiction Hack_silver.jpg.
- Hacksilver isPrimaryTopicOf Hacksilver.