MindMap Gallery The Economic Structure and Trade Activities of Ancient Greece
The economic structure of Ancient Greece was founded on agriculture, handicrafts, and commercial trade. Agriculture centered around olive, grape, and wheat cultivation, complemented by livestock farming. Handicrafts flourished, encompassing pottery, metalworking, and textiles. A vast maritime trade network facilitated frequent exchanges with Egypt, Persia, and other regions, boosting Athens' silver mining industry and the development of a monetary economy. Inter-city-state economic interactions were common, with market mechanisms gradually maturing.
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