Coinage and Money in Medieval Greece 1200-1430 (2 Vols.)

Julian Baker explores the intricate financial landscape of medieval Greece between 1200 and 1430, shedding light on the evolution of coinage and its socio-economic implications. Through meticulous research, the author delves into the various forms of currency that circulated during this pivotal period, highlighting how trade, political power, and cultural exchanges influenced monetary systems.

Baker's analysis not only covers the technical aspects of coin production and usage but also illustrates how these developments reflect broader historical narratives. Readers will gain insight into the daily lives of people in medieval Greece, understanding how their economy shaped societal structures and contributed to the region's legacy in the annals of history.