noun a type of document used for accounting and tax purposes in medieval England
A pipe roll was a type of financial record-keeping system used in medieval times to track income and expenses.
In medieval England, a pipe roll was a record of financial transactions kept by the Exchequer, primarily for taxation purposes.
Pipe rolls were used by the Exchequer in England to keep track of taxes owed and collected.
Pipe rolls were used as evidence in legal disputes to prove payment of taxes or debts.
In the context of a writer, a pipe roll may refer to a type of document used in medieval times to record financial transactions or lists of individuals owing money to the Crown.
In the context of a psychologist, a pipe roll may not have a direct professional usage, but could be referenced in historical research or case studies related to medieval accounting practices.