Eupatridai

Duplouy, Alain

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“…This search ultimately leads to an economic system of exchange that was not limited to elites (cf. Kurke 1999;Morris 1996;von Reden 1995; see further Duplouy 2002). Coinage minted by the state, the polis-not weighed, bundled, and stamped by individual merchants or issued by kings, such as Kroisos-broke down earlier structures of control.…”

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The Construction of Value in the Ancient World

Voutsaki¹

2012

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The Construction of Value in the Ancient World

Voutsaki¹

2012

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Eupatridai

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