For Whom Wealth Matters
December 22, 2012 2 Comments
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The earliest currency in Bronze Age Britain was bronze axe heads. This was a great introduction to the history of money.
Thank you.A really interesting fact. Hopefully people from other parts of the world will contribute other such interesting facts too.
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wealthymatters 
The earliest currency in Bronze Age Britain was bronze axe heads. This was a great introduction to the history of money.
Thank you.A really interesting fact.
Hopefully people from other parts of the world will contribute other such interesting facts too.