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Drinksilver

Drinksilver was a kind of tip or gratuity given to artisans in Early Modern Scotland, a sum of money suitable for buying drinks and celebrating. Records of payments give insights into labour, service, and patronage.

Art, Payments and contexts & Bounty payments

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Payments and contexts

Bounty payments

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Drinksilver

Nodes64
Edges63
Triples26
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.03125
Components1

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Drinksilver

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related to Payments and contexts · 26
Drinksilver → Alastair, An, Andrew Smith, Building, Cambuskenneth Abbey, College, Following, Guelders, Hailes Castle, In November, James IV, Kinneil, Latin, Linlithgow, Linlithgow Palace, Mary, October, Regent Arran, River Tay, September

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gave james given masons payments made gifts working castle money royal also regent servants received gift bounty building accounts workers

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Drinksilverrelated to Payments and contextsBuilding0.60section
Drinksilverrelated to Payments and contextsLatin0.60section
Drinksilverrelated to Payments and contextsAn0.60section
Drinksilverrelated to Payments and contextsRiver Tay0.60section
Drinksilverrelated to Payments and contextsAlastair0.60section
Drinksilverrelated to Payments and contextsAndrew Smith0.60section
Drinksilverrelated to Payments and contextsThe Scottish0.60section
Drinksilverrelated to Payments and contextsThe0.60section
Drinksilverrelated to Payments and contextsMary0.60section
Drinksilverrelated to Payments and contextsGuelders0.60section
Drinksilverrelated to Payments and contextsCollege0.60section
Drinksilverrelated to Payments and contextsSt Salvator0.60section

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