Abstract
Acknowledgements List of abbreviations List of references to Greek terms Maps Introduction 1. Coming to terms 2. Classical modes and patterns of exchange 3. The juridical place of maritime traders 4. The level of wealth of maritime traders 5. Official attitudes toward maritime traders 6. Unofficial attitudes toward maritime traders 7. Archaic modes of exchange and the personnel involved, c. 800-475 BC 8. Conclusion: then and now Appendices Bibliography Indexes.
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