Greece
Routes of Money — 44 chapters · 162 stops
The monetary history of Greece, read chapter by chapter in painted scenes, with narration available. The first chapter is open to all.
Chapters
- A Handful of Spits 3 stops
- The King's Offering 3 stops
- Fire from the East 3 stops
- The Silver Coin of the Sea Turtle 4 stops
- The Three Scales 4 stops
- Heraldic Silver Coins 4 stops
- The Goddess and the Owl 4 stops
- Underground Athens 3 stops
- Ten Drachmas, or Two Hundred Ships? 4 stops
- Imperial Currency 4 stops
- Debased Coinage 4 stops
- The Examiner 3 stops
- Coinage is Nomos 3 stops
- Colt of Pegasus 4 stops
- The Splendor of the Decadrachm 4 stops
- The Engraver Who Signed His Name 4 stops
- Gold of the Mountain 3 stops
- World Currency 4 stops
- In the Name of a Dead King 4 stops
- From the Face of a God to the Face of a King 4 stops
- The Closed Purse 4 stops
- The Lightening Silver Coin 4 stops
- How a Table Became a Bank 3 stops
- The Conqueror's Silver, the City's Bronze 4 stops
- The Drachma Does Not Die 4 stops
- Money Born from Law 4 stops
- A Millennium of Purity and Debasement 3 stops
- A New Start at 20.5 Carats 3 stops
- The Sea of the Ducat 4 stops
- People Who Trade with Others' Coins 4 stops
- The Price of the Phoenix 4 stops
- The Bird from the Ashes 3 stops
- A Name Revived 4 stops
- Clinging to the Alliance 4 stops
- They went bankrupt 4 stops
- Banknotes, in half 4 stops
- Central Bank 4 stops
- The Rotary Press Pays the Occupation Costs 3 stops
- Only Gold Coins are the Yardstick 4 stops
- Fifty Billion to One 3 stops
- Twenty Years of the Thirty Drachmae 3 stops
- 340.750 4 stops
- Sixty Euros a Day 4 stops
- The Owl Has Returned 4 stops