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1. Cowrie Shell 13
2. Wampum 14
3. Al-li-ko-chik 15
4. Burmese silver shell money 22
5. Chinese hoe money 23
6. Fish-hook money 28
7. Siamese silver bullet money 29
8. Silvered brass bars 30
9. Rings found in the tombs of Mycenae 37
10. Gold rings found in Ireland 38
11. West African axe money 40
12. Old Calabar copper-wire formerly used as money 41
13. Irish bronze fibulae and West African manillas 42
14. Ancient British Coins 93
15. Barbarous imitation of Drachm of Massalia 111
16. Gold Stater of Philip of Macedon 125
17. Persian Daric 126
18. Gold Stater of Diodotus of Bactria 126
19. Egyptian wall painting showing the weighing of gold rings 128
20. Regenbogenschüssel 140
21. Chinese knife money 157
22. Egyptian Five-Kat weight 240
23. Lion weight 245
24. Assyrian Duck weight 245
25. Weights in the form of Sheep 271
26. Coin of Salamis in Cyprus 272
27. Bull's-head Five-shekel Weight 283
28. Lydian Electrum Coin 295
29. Coin of Croesus 298
30. Coin of Eretria 306
31. Coin of Cyrene with Silphium plant 313
32. Coin of Cyzicus with tunny fish 316
33. Coins of Olbia in the form of tunny fish 317
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