中世纪罗马的盎格鲁-撒克逊人享有特权地位

First of a kind Fused Anglo-Saxon coins found in Rome suggest English money was used as a part of local currency James Woodford A RARE collection of early-medieval coins found in Rome has provided a window into a time when English travellers and expats had special rights in the city and thrived in their own Anglo-Saxon quarter. Historical records show that the English had their own area within the city, known as the Schola Saxonum. The newly uncovered hoard of coins, along with the remains of craft items such as leather, bone and metal, is the first material proof that the Anglo-Saxon quarter truly existed. …