Accounting in Anglo-Saxon England: context and evidence
David Oldroyd
The Anglo-Saxon period has been characterised as playing no part in accounting history. article appraises whether this view can be sustained the light of current knowledge. A review use written English, Church, governmental financial planning, dissemination practice from Europe, and money values law-codes, provides evidence to contrary. Evidence exists surviving documentation, sophistication government finances, mind-set relating monetary values, continuity between earlier later periods.
Accounting History