NOMISMA

Greece

44 chapters in all · about 2 h 26 min

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All chapters (44)
  1. A Handful of Spits about 3 min
  2. The King's Offering about 3 min
  3. Fire from the East about 3 min
  4. The Silver Coin of the Sea Turtle about 4 min
  5. The Three Scales about 4 min
  6. Heraldic Silver Coins about 4 min
  7. The Goddess and the Owl about 4 min
  8. Underground Athens about 3 min
  9. Ten Drachmas, or Two Hundred Ships? about 4 min
  10. Imperial Currency about 4 min
  11. Debased Coinage about 4 min
  12. The Examiner about 3 min
  13. Coinage is Nomos about 3 min
  14. Colt of Pegasus about 4 min
  15. The Splendor of the Decadrachm about 4 min
  16. The Engraver Who Signed His Name about 4 min
  17. Gold of the Mountain about 3 min
  18. World Currency about 4 min
  19. In the Name of a Dead King about 4 min
  20. From the Face of a God to the Face of a King about 4 min
  21. The Closed Purse about 4 min
  22. The Lightening Silver Coin about 4 min
  23. How a Table Became a Bank about 3 min
  24. The Conqueror's Silver, the City's Bronze about 4 min
  25. The Drachma Does Not Die about 4 min
  26. Money Born from Law about 4 min
  27. A Millennium of Purity and Debasement about 3 min
  28. A New Start at 20.5 Carats about 3 min
  29. The Sea of the Ducat about 4 min
  30. People Who Trade with Others' Coins about 4 min
  31. The Price of the Phoenix about 4 min
  32. The Bird from the Ashes about 3 min
  33. A Name Revived about 4 min
  34. Clinging to the Alliance about 4 min
  35. They went bankrupt about 4 min
  36. Banknotes, in half about 4 min
  37. Central Bank about 4 min
  38. The Rotary Press Pays the Occupation Costs about 3 min
  39. Only Gold Coins are the Yardstick about 4 min
  40. Fifty Billion to One about 3 min
  41. Twenty Years of the Thirty Drachmae about 3 min
  42. 340.750 about 4 min
  43. Sixty Euros a Day about 4 min
  44. The Owl Has Returned about 4 min

The history of money in Greece, read chapter by chapter with illustrated scenes. Narration is available too. The first chapter is open to all.