Column 1
running number
Column 2
findspot, county (old), and year of discovery
Column 3
region:
E = England
NWE = N.W. England
I = Ireland
M = Isle of Man
S = Scotland
W = Wales
Column 4
size:
* = 2-3 associated coins
X = hoard with less than 20 coins
XX = 20-119 coins
XXX = 120-1,199 coins
XXXX = 1,200 or more coins
Column 5
classes of coin represented:
A/B = Ancient-British
A/S = Anglo-Saxon
A/S imit = Danelaw imitation of Anglo-Saxon
B = Byzantine
C = Continental
H/M = Hiberno-Manx
H/N = Hiberno-Norse
K = Kufic
N = Norman
V = Vikings of East Anglia and Northumbria
R = Roman
Vg = Visigothic
Column 6
+ = coins accompanied by metal objects other than containers
Column 7
containers:
b = bone or horn
c = cloth
l = leather
m = metal
p = pottery
s = stone
w = wood
g = grave
Column 8
approximate date of deposit (not terminus post quem)